Original French Pre-WWI Era General Officer’s Kepi by Tehran Based Tailor - Possible Diplomat - Officer - Emissary Stationed in Persia ger TIGER was written by Bruce

TIGER was written by Bruce Culver and Uwe Feist

France and Italy

with a small pin at the top to keep the award from spinning

The next day two squadrons of P-38s operated with one squadron of P-51s

The Portuguese also developed a special folding Anti-Aircraft tripod mount known to collectors as the "music stand" for use with both the MG13 and Mg 34 machine guns

Original French Pre-WWI Era General Officer’s Kepi by Tehran Based Tailor - Possible Diplomat - Officer - Emissary Stationed in Persia ger TIGER was written by BruceOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic example of a red French Kepi, as worn by General Officers in the Army. Although it's not entirely clear why this Kepi would have been made in Iran, we believe that it was created for either a Diplomat, Military Officer, or Government Emissary stationed in Iran in the years leading up to WWI. In 1912, the Syndicat Franco Iranien was founded in Paris and represented in Tehran by Georges P. Bertrand.