Original British King's Royal Rifle Corps Scottish Doublet and Side Cap - Dated 1913 One-of-a-Kind Drafted Jan 26

Drafted Jan 26

Martin was contacted 65 years later and is still a Bastogne resident

Vollmer started to develop his own sub-machineguns

were known as "Navigator's Balls”

In cold weather the pelisse could be worn over the dolman

Original British King's Royal Rifle Corps Scottish Doublet and Side Cap - Dated 1913 One-of-a-Kind Drafted Jan 26Original Items: Only One Set Available. This is, as stated from the King's Royal Rifle Corp as stated on the Maltese Cross Cap Badge together with the unit's Battle honors. The tunic, which is correctly known as a Scottish or Highland Doublet, is designed to be worn with a Kilt and still bears its original paper Label on the inside interior back stating that it was made by the ROYAL ARMY CLOTHING FACTORY, in JAN 1913. The label also gives the