Great Britain. An Army Field Marshal's Side Cap GTRexclude They were taken on strength

They were taken on strength by the 134th Infantry Battalion "48th Highlanders" at Witley

on a period original full-length neck ribbon with horizontal octagonal thirteen star cravat pad sewn in place on what appears to be a period replacement neck ribbon

with patina from age

supported by German artillery attacked Upington on January 21

Great Britain. An Army Field Marshal's Side Cap GTRexclude They were taken on strengthFabricated from a black wool with fold down flaps also in black wool on either side, the flaps held up with silvered metal hooks fed through black threaded loops, with two rising peaks forming a valley between the two panels, the valley in red wool, the top edge of both rising peaks and the fold down flaps trimmed in gold coloured bullion wire in a thatched pattern, the front with two 14 mm wide brass buttons, each of the buttons bearing the Field