Original U.S. Indian Wars Kentish Guards (Rhode Island State Guards) Militia Pattern 1872 Shako With Correct Badge 21st Century IN EARLY 1942 AT A

IN EARLY 1942 AT A WAR BOND RALLY WHICH MY FATHER CLARENCE B

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Original U.S. Indian Wars Kentish Guards (Rhode Island State Guards) Militia Pattern 1872 Shako With Correct Badge 21st Century IN EARLY 1942 AT AOriginal Item: Only One Available. Fantastic pattern 1872 Indian Wars rigid shell kepi. Characteristics that define this version are sturdier construction and a lather banding around the crown. This fine example dates from the end of the 19th century and belonged to a member of the Kentish Guards, as identified by the insignia on the front. Cap is in good condition for being well over a century old. Blue felt is solid with typical signs of age and