A Unique First War Royal Flying Corps Side Cap By Thresher & Glenny Ltd Hold At a particular stage of

At a particular stage of the attack his further advance was threatened by a strong point which was an objective of the battalion on his left

The brown leather sweatband shows cracking and wear from active use

that Charles Riewe was denouncing his Prussian citizenship and his intent to become an American citizen

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A Unique First War Royal Flying Corps Side Cap By Thresher & Glenny Ltd Hold At a particular stage ofThe is an interesting cap with unique features. As evident from the additional lug hole, this cap was indeed fitted with a different cap badge at an early point. This is very likely due to the owner being transfered into the RFC from a different regiment. More evidence of this can be found in the uniquely engraved buttons. Fabricated from an olive green khaki cotton wool blend with fold down flaps on either side, the flap on the right side held up