A railway stationmaster's cap from the communist era, roughly from the 1950s to the 1970s.

It features:

a red band (the upper part of the cap), which was the color assigned to railway traffic services,

a navy blue stripe at the bottom,

a black, varnished visor and a strap with a buckle,

a metal eagle—the national emblem—located on the front.

This type of cap was worn by stationmasters, train dispatchers, and other employees directing railway traffic at the Polish State Railways (PKP). It was a symbol of authority and responsibility at the station—every traveler knew that the person wearing the red cap was the one "in charge" on the platform.

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