Original U.S. 1840s Army Officer Chapeau-Bras Bicorn Hat by W.H. Horstman & Son with Black Plume in Named Transit Tin Untouched Antique Guns The Base remained in operation

The Base remained in operation until 1993

the 1st Group of the KG 200 was located in Hildesheim

traces of the rings on the body of the projectile can still be seen

and reviews and parades conducted throughout the regiment's history

Original U.S. 1840s Army Officer Chapeau-Bras Bicorn Hat by W.H. Horstman & Son with Black Plume in Named Transit Tin Untouched Antique Guns The Base remained in operationOriginal Item: Only One Available. Now this is a fantastic piece of history that dates back to pre Civil War Era during the 1840s. A Chapeau Bras, which translates literally to hat arm, is a bicorne hat that is designed to be compressed and carried under the arm, formerly worn on dress occasions by men in the 18th Century, and later in the United States Army by General and Staff Officers. This type chapeau was worn at a slight angle or 'sideways' atop