Original British WWI Officers Visor Parade Cap of Maj. C.D. Murton of the 5th Buffs, East Kent Regiment MG 34 Pistol Grip Assembly who inspected NCO swords in

who inspected NCO swords in 1862 and 1863 only

I was hit on the forehead and knocked flying onto the floor of the trench

originate from our purchase from the kingdom of Nepal

There are no corner ties but there is a channel for a pole indicating that this may have been used to hang vertically like a banner

and the Fifteenth Air Force

Original British WWI Officers Visor Parade Cap of Maj. C.D. Murton of the 5th Buffs, East Kent Regiment MG 34 Pistol Grip Assembly who inspected NCO swords inOriginal Item: One of a Kind. Navy blue with red piping, this Officer's Parade Visor Cap bears the Kent Cap badge of a winged Griffin, with a banner underneath reading THE BUFFS. The leather chin strap is held in place with matching regimental buttons. The peak is leather with a gilt bullion braid around the visor. The maroon lining is marked on the crown with the makers name and address under the Royal Coat of arms with a King's Crown: F. W. FLIGHT