Käppi

Unknown artist

Group C I. From a uniform for Lieutenant Colonel, France. The Buren of Ms. M Rusterholz, Military Attaché in Stockholm. Round with a straight screen of black leather. Band of dark blue velvet. Feed of black silk fabric with master stamp and inscription Bandolimn Bte S.G.D.G. Indeformable’. Svettrem of light leather. Straps of golden gallon with two small buttons of gilt metal with flaming grenades. The upper side of the Käppi The upper side of the Kälin is of crap red clothing, 1.5 cm wide with three gold and two silver cords about -grad designation for Lieutenant Colonel. The bottom of the cap is of ripple red clad with three gold cords (Hungarian knot) a characteristic of staff officers. LITT Handbuch der Uniformenkunde, Knötel-Sieg, Hamburg 1937, page 161 and 171: This cappy belongs to the s k “Gesellschaftsuniform” introduced in 1935 and resembles the officer brass, used before 1914. Les Uniformes de l 'armeé Francaise. Texts du Commendant E.-L. Bucuoy, Paris 1935, page 19-20. Description and drawing of cappy with the Hungarian knot on top of the regimental officer. Page 28 Käppi for the infantry officer has hoe straps, buttons with flaming grenades and knot of gold-colored metal cords. Armeénalbum II, Frankreich. Die Französische Armeé. M Ruhl, page 50. Oberstleutnant Pregnancy five cords on the upper part of the canvas and five gallons on the sleeves. On the cane, the laces sit in the order gold-silver-gold-silver gold. Annex page 15. Upper Lieutenant Grades. Drawing of Käppi. Page 18 drawing of buttons of gold-colored metal for the infantry. Enl Captain W Granberg 1949.