A Saxon First World War Transport Visor Named To Peter Rabus Archive hardly worn

hardly worn

size inkstamp

From 1904 to January 1906 he served in India and was promoted to Lieutenant

Hunter joined the Royal Air Force in April 1918

Frank DiPalma survived the crash and was found walking away from the wreckage by some Franciscan Monks and was hidden in the Huize Assisi

A Saxon First World War Transport Visor Named To Peter Rabus Archive hardly wornThis fine quality cap has two rows of red piping, with the body of the cap fabricated from black wool. It is fronted by a Saxony gilt aluminum cockade with a green felt centre, the crown above with a Second Reich gilt aluminum cockade with a painted black base incorporating a raised silvered ring and a red felt centre. The upper on the visor is black vulcanfibre, exhibiting light crazing, the underside is synthetic and finished in a reddish brown