China, Republic. An Army Cap, C.1944 Buy Now Footnote: Josias von Heeringen (1850–1926)

Footnote: Josias von Heeringen (1850–1926) joined the Prussian army in 1867

with single large brass retaining nut

Constructed of blue machine embroidery in the form of a Luftwaffe eagle with “L” and “H” embroidered above within an upside-down triangle border

it agreed to a partnership with the German Red Cross

Officer of the Crown

China, Republic. An Army Cap, C.1944 Buy Now Footnote: Josias von Heeringen (1850–1926)Fabricated from an olive cotton and designed with a wide fold down flap, the two narrow ends of the fold down flap joined together via brass buttons sewn in place at the front, Republic of China twelve pointed sun insignia in light blue and white embroidery sewn in place to the peak at the front, the visor incorporating a stiffener. Inside, the 30 mm wide sweatband has a pebbled black leather like upper and a white cloth underside, the sidewalls and