Latvia, Republic. A Latvian Railway Visor Cap certificate_of_authenticity a column wrapped in strands

a column wrapped in strands of laurel leaves at her left

in its case of issue

but were instead replacing air gunners who suffered high rate of casualties in the closing stages of the War

Fabricated of thick blue wool

Footnote: The Stalag I-B Hohenstein was a German Second War POW camp located 2 kilometers west of Hohenstein (East Prussia - now Olsztynek

Latvia, Republic. A Latvian Railway Visor Cap certificate_of_authenticity a column wrapped in strandsThe exterior of the cap is constructed of brown wool featuring a traditional high peak crown with tightly seated and even green piping running along the crown of the cap as well as the top edge of the cap band. A railway insignia of a winged wheel adorns the crown in addition to the Latvian coat of arms on the front of the cap. The visor is crafted of Vulkanfiber with a molded raised ridge running along the brim, it is lacquered in glossy black on the