Germany, Heer. An Infantry EM/NCO’s Visor Cap, by G. Knüdler Auction Two identical picture postcard presenting

Two identical picture postcard presenting a black-and-white photograph of sailors seated and standing on their ship

the protruding tab trimmed in a 16 mm wide band of finely braided ribbon fabricated from silvered bullion copper wire with steel blue threading

1888 in Leytonstone

above a banner with the number 117

his initial injuries described as "brush burns to his face and left hand" along with an "injury to his right ankle" and a "contusion to his left shoulder" were later re-assessed to be "minor cuts to his face and both hands"

Germany, Heer. An Infantry EM/NCO’s Visor Cap, by G. Knüdler Auction Two identical picture postcard presenting(Heer Schirmmtze fr Mannschaften der Infanterie). A very well preserved Heer Infantry EM NCOs visor cap, constructed of field grey wool. It features reinforced side walls which are fully lined on the exterior with a dark green wool cap band. Both the top and bottom edges of the band are trimmed with white wool piping, while an additional length of identical piping surrounds the outer edge of the crown. Pinned onto the peak is an aluminum alloy