Austria, Imperial. An Officer's Kepi, c.1915 Newly Listed The second and third page
Description
The second and third page calls boys that have come of age to enlist in the army as volunteers
The blade is fully unmarked and sits securely within a pebbled magnetic metal upper crossguard
The Life Guards 1660 and the Welsh Guards 1915
and two British Army Cyclist Corps Shoulder Titles (bronze
She was admitted to Kitchener Military Hospital at Brighton with a case of Tonsillitis on November 7
Austria, Imperial. An Officer's Kepi, c.1915 Newly Listed The second and third pageThis kepi incorporates the traditional flat top design and slopes forward slightly, the upper itself in black cotton. The insignia on the front is composed of a centre in beige embroidery with brown threading in the middle, where the regimental marker once resided but has been lost to time, framed by a row in rolled gold coloured bullion wire, surrounded by four rows of twisted knotted gold coloured bullion wire, secured in place via black threading
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