Original German WWII Kriegsmarine Navy Junior Officer’s “Fore and Aft” Bicorne Dress Cap by L.H. Berger Collani & Co. Brown Bess Muskets over Quebec

over Quebec

The division deployed from Fort Hood

and then seeing service in Italy

in Tunisia on 19 November 1942

The Castle was the refuge of the then almost 7 foot tall Andrew Hay of Rannes a prominent rebel who escaped after the final defeat at Culloden

Original German WWII Kriegsmarine Navy Junior Officer’s “Fore and Aft” Bicorne Dress Cap by L.H. Berger Collani & Co. Brown Bess Muskets over QuebecOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic, well preserved example of a German WWII Kriegsmarine Naval Junior Officers Zweispitz (Bicorne), also known as a Vorden und Achtern Hut (Fore and Aft Hat). Earlier in history Bicornes had been worn side to side, but by WWI, they were typically worn with the protrusions front to back, or in Naval Terms, "Fore and aft". This example is in lovely condition, and seems to be about a size 58cm. The