Prussia. A Regiment 64, 11Th Komp. Visor By Carl Rauschke, Named, C.1915 GTRexclude scattered bubbling and chipping on

scattered bubbling and chipping on the reverse arms

in intricate machine embroidery in light grey and golden-yellow threading

Stieff was able to accumulate various explosives that he passed on

and for subsequent services in the Archangel operations of July-September 1919

very light soiling

Prussia. A Regiment 64, 11Th Komp. Visor By Carl Rauschke, Named, C.1915 GTRexclude scattered bubbling and chipping onThis fine quality cap is fabricated from quality doeskin wool, in navy blue colour. It has a row of red piping along the top edge, with an Imperial cockade incorporating a black painted rayed base, topped by a silvered ring and a raised red centre. Immediately below is a wide red wool band that travels the circumference of the cap, with a black and white painted rayed Prussian cockade on the front. The visor is black vulcanfibre, the underside of