Germany, Heer. A Cavalry/Reconnaissance EM/NCO’s Visor Cap, Owner- and Unit-Attributed, by Breiter GTRexclude then hospitalized at 1st Western

then hospitalized at 1st Western General Hospital in Fazakerley at Liverpool on October 8th

He had been employed as a cab driver for four years and was a resident of Kingston when he signed his Attestation Paper with the 3rd Battery

but all survived the mine traps

The letter is once again signed by Gehrhardt and Dittgen

1886 - February 28

Germany, Heer. A Cavalry/Reconnaissance EM/NCO’s Visor Cap, Owner- and Unit-Attributed, by Breiter GTRexclude then hospitalized at 1st Western(Heer Schirmmtze fr Mannschaften der Kavallerie Aufklrer). A well preserved Heer Cavalry Reconnaissance EM NCOs visor cap, constructed of field grey wool. The cap features reinforced side walls which are fully lined on the exterior with a dark green wool cap band. Both the top and bottom edges of the band are trimmed with golden yellow piping, while an additional length of identical piping surrounds the outer edge of the crown. The formers internal