Original Imperial German WWI Bavarian M1910 Feldgrau Infantry Officer Schirmmütze Visor Cap with Inscription on Interior Belgian Militaria The Story of Armor InsigniaThe

The Story of Armor InsigniaThe original triangular Armor insignia was designed in 1918 and was worn by the World War I Tank Corps and subsequent tank units of the infantry

intelligence officer and diplomat

Marked "JGA" in an oval on the left of the frame for Anschütz

killing 20 German soldiers in the process

It led to the dissolution of the East India Company

Original Imperial German WWI Bavarian M1910 Feldgrau Infantry Officer Schirmmütze Visor Cap with Inscription on Interior Belgian Militaria The Story of Armor InsigniaTheOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic example of a Mid War M1910 Schirmmtze Feldgrau Visor Cap as worn by the Infantry during WWI. The later M1907 1910 version would move to the Feldgrau (Fieldgray) that was seen mostly during the war. The cap is constructed of dark gray wool, which was the standard color for all states. It has Ponceaurot (poppy red) wool piping and red band, which indicate that it was for an infantry soldier. The cap