United Kingdom. A Rare Royal Naval Air Service (Rnas) Officer's Visor Cap, C.1915 Hold the obverse is inscribed “Winterschlacht

the obverse is inscribed “Winterschlacht im Osten 1941/42” (“Winter Battle in the East 1941/42”) with crossed sword and oak leaf branch at the bottom

The regular creation of knights of Saint Patrick lasted until 1921

showing age and minor wear

with “FF” inscribed in the centre

United Kingdom. A Rare Royal Naval Air Service (Rnas) Officer's Visor Cap, C.1915 Hold the obverse is inscribed “WinterschlachtFabricated from a black wool on the exterior, featuring the classic high peak, the upper edge trimmed in black wool covered piping. It has a 38 mm wide band in black wool displaying a repeating thatched look pattern around its circumference. There is a 73 mm (w) x 63. 5 mm (h) Royal Naval Air Service officer's cap badge on the front, with a silvered eagle in the centre, surmounted by the George V crown in silvered and gold coloured bullion wire, in