Original WWI Dutch Model 1912 Infantry Officer Visor Cap One-of-a-Kind over a date of 1758

over a date of 1758

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which had been flintlock was retrofitted with a percussion hammer while the lock plate had the EIC logo removed and still shows the remains of the Gurkha crest which replaced the EIC Rampant Lion Logo and was added when the flintlock musket was taken into Gurkha service as aid from the British

He states that private contractors bought government parts to be used in the manufacture of Long Land muskets for private contract or commercial sales (2) These muskets are distinguished from government owned arms in that at least one component of the gun has private proofmarks

but it has been called that right from the start

Original WWI Dutch Model 1912 Infantry Officer Visor Cap One-of-a-Kind over a date of 1758Original Item: Only One Available. This is a near excellent condition World War One Dutch Infantry Officer visor cap. Wool body has no significant issues with mothing and very few cosmetic issues at all. All of the gilded bullion piping and trim, as well as that of the rosette surrounded by the wreath, retain 90% of their original appealing glimmer. Neither side of the visor have cracking or crazing and only show some minor wear to the edges. Original