Germany, Luftwaffe. A Flak/Artillery Summer Visor Cap, by Clemens Wagner Newly Listed occurred in late July of

occurred in late July of 1812 in which the Duke of Wellington leading the Anglo-Portuguese army defeated Marshal Auguste Marmot’s French forces during the Peninsular War

He had been a soldier in the United States Army for four months and had "always been faithful and honest in performance of his duties"

the reverse bearing the monogram of Kaiser Wilhelm I

correcting and clarifying some of the misinterpretations found in earlier literature

Germany, Luftwaffe. A Flak/Artillery Summer Visor Cap, by Clemens Wagner Newly Listed occurred in late July of(Luftwaffe weie Sommermtze fr Mannschaften der Fliegertruppe). A well preserved Luftwaffe Flak Artillery EM NCOs summer visor cap. Of multi piece construction, the lower half consists of a sturdy reinforced side wall lined on the exterior with a ribbed black mohair cap band, trimmed along both the top and bottom edges with red wool piping. A small length of traditional Luftwaffe dark blue grey wool is visible along the lower edge. The crown is topped