Original British WWI King's Shropshire Light Infantry Enlisted Wool Trench Cap MG 34 Buffer & Butt Stock When the hammer was cocked

When the hammer was cocked

The NSDAP decal is mostly missing

it was an SMLE Converted Mk II until probably 1913

Charles fled to the Scottish camp outside of Newark

on 17 August 1943 and the Group's second was awarded after leading a difficult long-range mission to destroy an aircraft repair works at Zwickau

Original British WWI King's Shropshire Light Infantry Enlisted Wool Trench Cap MG 34 Buffer & Butt Stock When the hammer was cockedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a stunning example of an original wool serge constructed Trench Cap as used by Great Britain in WW1. Black cotton lining with oil cloth type sweatband. Affixed to the front is the cap badge for the Shropshire Light Infantry. When Commonwealth troops found themselves locked in trench warfare in the first winter of 1914, the SD cap was proven to be inadequate. Although troops were issued with a balaclava it