Original Imperial German WWI Unit-Marked Bavarian EM/NCO M1915 / M1916 Feldbluse Tunic with NCO Tresse - Königlich Bayerisches 3. Infanterie-Regiment "Prinz Karl von Bayern" Russian Ordnance British forces encountered Polish lancers

British forces encountered Polish lancers wearing the Czapka Rogatywka (Horned Cap) in French service during the Napoleonic Wars

a born Irishman

The crush cap look quickly became popular with ground army officers and general officers such as the case with this example that was worn by a doctor in the USAAF

This genuine vintage German military Büren wristwatch from the WWII period is offered in very good FULLY FUNCTIONAL condition

leather uniform belt with buckle and 1941 dated enlisted man’s style overseas cap

Original Imperial German WWI Unit-Marked Bavarian EM/NCO M1915 / M1916 Feldbluse Tunic with NCO Tresse - Königlich Bayerisches 3. Infanterie-Regiment "Prinz Karl von Bayern" Russian Ordnance British forces encountered Polish lancersOriginal Item. Only One Available. A. K. O 21 September 1915 announced the release of a completely new pattern of tunic called the M1915. Bayern (Bavaria) did not adopt the Bluse until 31 March 1916, so a Bayern Bluse is known as a M1916 Bluse. The Bluse was to be used by all units, including cavalry. The tunic was made with a looser cut than earlier uniforms, which allowed heavier undergarments to be worn. This cut also resulted in a greater degree