Original Austro-Hungarian WWI M1916 Officer’s Field Cap made by A. Zach in Hermannstadt Transylvania One-of-a-Kind captured during WWII by members

captured during WWII by members of General George Patton's Third Army

DURRELL GREENE and patented on NOV

Answer: There is no distinction between an M16 and M17 shell

When the release plate is withdrawn fully from the igniter body

Original Austro-Hungarian WWI M1916 Officer’s Field Cap made by A. Zach in Hermannstadt Transylvania One-of-a-Kind captured during WWII by membersOriginal Item: Only One Available. Overall splendid condition to this World War One officers cap. Body shows no mothing and very little in the way of wear or staining to the cloth body, though there are a few small tears and repairs. The brass flap buttons and surrounding area have some greenish patina bled into them. Bullion corded rosette is complete and retains some of the original gilt. Leather visor and liner has some cracking and wear to it of