Original British Victorian Era Officer Pill Box Hat with Gold Thread Embroidery Ancient the side sections are cloth

the side sections are cloth while the center adjustable section is elasticized

This type of sketching board was used by British cavalrymen and Royal Flying Corps observers to sketch enemy positions

New Jersey and dated October 7th 1945 belonged to Staff Sgt

designed to replace the original MG 08

Complete in virtually unique early pattern P-1907 long scabbard with unmarked blued standard top mount with tear drop frog stud and the exceptionally rare internal bottom mount fully covered by the scabbard leather all but the oval tip

Original British Victorian Era Officer Pill Box Hat with Gold Thread Embroidery Ancient the side sections are clothOriginal Item: Only One Available. The Victorian era was one of the most glamorous times for military uniforms, wonderful bright colors, predominantly red, beautifully tailored and worn with amazing ornate headgear. Exotic helmets abounded with every regiment displaying their own versions. Of course, this was all "for show" and in their everyday lives things were quite different. What we offer here is typical headgear of many officers when not on