Original U.S. Late 19th Century Kepi by Browning King & Co of Chicago with Fire Department Buttons EXCLUDE_CHECKOUT_RESTRICTION but no blood type

but no blood type

By the mid-1770's the weapons made for these forces had evolved to a point where they were similar to the Brown Bess but had a shortened barrel and simplified brass fittings (2)

147th Infantry Brigade

Lieutenant George Arthur Knowland joined the Royal Norfolk regiment in 1940 as a private

with just a few specs of rust where the plating has flaked

Original U.S. Late 19th Century Kepi by Browning King & Co of Chicago with Fire Department Buttons EXCLUDE_CHECKOUT_RESTRICTION but no blood typeOriginal Item: Only One Available. This a nice totally genuine United States kepi used during the very end of Indian Wars or during the outset of the Spanish American War. This Kepi features fabric of dark blue wool broadcloth. The crown stands 3" high. The cap's interior is lined with scarlet fabric with maker name and logo that reads Browning King & Co. Cap has a leather 2" wide leather sweatband. The gilt chinstrap is held in place by two gilt FD