Original Imperial German WWI Prussian M1910 Feldgrau Infantry Officer Schirmmütze Visor Cap Named to 77th Infantrie Regiment Officer Sharps Rifle The employment of "horizon blue

The employment of "horizon blue cloth" instead of "light blue" can be explained notably by the fact that this expression possessed a national character and seemed "to echo the famous blue line of the Vosges

Due to its robust but easily adapted structure able to be modified with ski undercarriage

with visible glass

The peak of the cap has a very nice heavily machine embroidered cap eagle

as shown as well as the typical stress cracks in the rear

Original Imperial German WWI Prussian M1910 Feldgrau Infantry Officer Schirmmütze Visor Cap Named to 77th Infantrie Regiment Officer Sharps Rifle The employment of "horizon blueOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic example of a Mid War M1910 Schirmmtze Feldgrau Visor Cap as worn by the Infantry during WWI. The later M1907 1910 version would move to the Feldgrau (Fieldgray) that was seen mostly during the war. The cap constructed of dark gray wool, which was the standard color for all states. It has Ponceaurot (poppy red) wool piping and red band, which indicate that it was for an infantry officer. This