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A fine metallic example featuring dark blue (almost black) cloth bordering and a backplate stamped with the maker’s mark ‘J
no moth damage to the hat
The collection was begun by the then 15-year-old boy who used to visit our own shop in London in the very early 1980’s and has built this collection up over 40 years
including the 1621 scroll
The Kilmarnock bonnet was introduced for the Royal Scots in 1904 to replace the blue cloth helmet and remained in use through the early years of WWI
GERMAN WWI PRUSSIAN TELEGRAPHERS BUCKLE A fine metallic example featuringThe all steel double length buckle worn by a Prussian telegrapher, one piece stamped body, all in field grey, with the two clips to either end for the attachment of the telegrapher's line reel, complete with its double prong belt fixing system, slight lack of detail to the Gott Mit Uns scroll. Ref; 91175