Original Second French Empire Franco-Prussian War 29th Line Infantry Regiment, 3rd Infantry Division Model 1852 Officer Kepi Technical Books The hull was patched up

The hull was patched up until the ship was afloat

the prison rack number

This knife was “Paratrooper” modified with a single side of the guard removed so it would sit flat against the wearer

The owner of this knife was apparently in the Pacific theater of WWII

As with the ShKAS

Original Second French Empire Franco-Prussian War 29th Line Infantry Regiment, 3rd Infantry Division Model 1852 Officer Kepi Technical Books The hull was patched upOriginal Item: Only One Available. The kepi is a military styled headdress with a cylindrical form, a flat circular top, and a visor. It was commonly worn by the French Army but was also adopted by various other countries, including America. In 1852, the first proper model of the kepi had a square visor. This slightly oversized visor was referred to as bec de canard (duckbill). This model had no chinstrap, but later designs had chinstraps, smaller