Original 19th Century Imperial Austrian Infantry Officer Shako With Cockade, Cord & Plume Japanese Army The breast eagles here are

The breast eagles here are in wonderful condition with almost all of the original colors still vivid with minor tarnishing and thread loss present

which lists that he guarded War Prisoners including Goering

626 were built in the United States during the 1930s and 1940s

with a lovely worn blue patina and a bit of light speckling in areas

All brass construction Roman short sword style hilt

Original 19th Century Imperial Austrian Infantry Officer Shako With Cockade, Cord & Plume Japanese Army The breast eagles here areOriginal Item: Only One Available. Black felt body with leather crown, band and visor. Has double bands of gold braid around the base of the crown, gold visor trim and cord. Complete with gilt eagle plate, cockade, rain cover and the chinstrap in the stowed position on the sewn loop. Lined in maroon silk with leather sweatband. Overall very nice condition with expected wear from age present. History of the shako The word shako originated from the