Germany, Heer. A Kavallerie-Regiment 13 Armoured Reconnaissance Officer’s Visor Cap, By Willy Sprengpfeil Auction but could never hope to

but could never hope to receive

1930 Latvian Armoured Train Regiment Badge - n bronze

all of fire-bronze construction and bearing raised anchors

She was a resident of Oakville when she signed her Canadian Over-Seas Expeditionary Force Officers' Declaration Paper on February 2

Heeringen was appointed Commander-in-Chief of the 7th Army on the Western Front

Germany, Heer. A Kavallerie-Regiment 13 Armoured Reconnaissance Officer’s Visor Cap, By Willy Sprengpfeil Auction but could never hope to(Schirmmtze fr Offizier der Kavallerie Regiment 13). A unique and rare visor cap for an Officer of Kavallerie Regiment 13, constructed of padded field grey wool in a whipcord weaving. The cap features reinforced side walls lined on the exterior with a smooth dark green wool liner. Bands of golden yellow Waffenfarbe piping fully surrounded the crown, as well as the top and bottom of the cap band, indicating armoured cavalry and reconnaissance