Original French 2nd Empire Artillery Regiment Officer’s Shako with Plume - Circa 1845 Scandinavian Militaria divisions in both the Heer

divisions in both the Heer and Waffen-SS were upgraded to Panzerwaffe divisions as the war progressed

were riddled with bullets

After this are NUMEROUS photos of disabled Soviet armored vehicles and tanks

posing next to vehicles

The nickname was in common use for so many years that it was finally officially recognized by the Navy Regulations of 1814

Original French 2nd Empire Artillery Regiment Officer’s Shako with Plume - Circa 1845 Scandinavian Militaria divisions in both the HeerOriginal Item: Only One available. This is an exceptional example of a French 2nd Empire Officers Shako complete with the plume and liner! The shako was originally worn by an officer of the Artillery, and there is a museum tag inside dating the shako to 1850. There is a name on the interior, a great research project. The shako is in excellent condition for its age. The shako is constructed of a Beaver Pelt covered pasteboard body, with leather visor