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    Visor, Artillery?

    Just been checking certain Imperial websites to identify the branch, im thinking reserve artillery, my only question is why the white pippng on top of the cap band Pete.
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    With that white piping, it is not an artillery visor. I don't recall any military caps with that piping combination. I would say there is a good chance that this cap is a non-military piece.


    Chip

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      Originally posted by Chip M View Post
      With that white piping, it is not an artillery visor. I don't recall any military caps with that piping combination. I would say there is a good chance that this cap is a non-military piece.


      Chip
      Now i am confused Chip!

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        #4
        No stamps inside?

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          #5
          I have one of these my research has them as "Prussian Train communications" it should have Crowned Reich eagle holding post horn and lightening bolts
          Last edited by leibregiment; 03-27-2014, 07:32 AM.

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            #6
            Veterans! Notice the Landwehrkokarde, I guess a Landwehrverein.

            We had many times before discussed this kind of cap.

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              #7
              Picture of inside and cap cockade, seems to say Konig u Doterl, its very hard to make out, date below, 1813.
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                Originally posted by dragnet View Post
                ...... seems to say Konig u Doterl, its very hard to make out, date below, 1813.
                It is "König und Vaterland".

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                  #9
                  Similar caps.
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                    Cheers for the replies, so pre ww1 or post?

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                      Originally posted by dragnet View Post
                      Cheers for the replies, so pre ww1 or post?
                      Pre ww1.

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                        #12
                        Thanks once again from the info i can fnd on these vets caps there are different colour piping, would my example be an artillery vetran?

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