United Kingdom. A Second War South Lancashire Regiment Officer’s Cap visually-hidden These were the only eyeglasses

These were the only eyeglasses permitted to be worn in the front lines

with light greenish oxidation on the badge from age

7th (Fife) Battalion Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment) formed part of the 154th (Highland) Infantry Brigade

(Hausorden vom Goldenen Löwen

He was knighted

United Kingdom. A Second War South Lancashire Regiment Officer’s Cap visually-hidden These were the only eyeglassesA fine quality cap of dark blue wool with red piping, the traditional flat top design bearing a thick leather brim and leather chin strap. The structured cap presents a textured embroidered band with the central cap badge of the South Lancashire Cap Badge in brass and white metal, along with a small button on each side of the thin leather chinstrap. The interior of the cap features a worn silk interior top with a 43 mm thick imitation leather