Screen cap

Unknown artist

Group C I. From a uniform for manhood at the infantry, Poland. Composed of coat of arms, riding trousers, uniform cap, camp cap, coat, leg linden, shoes, rem with cartridge bags and bayonet sleeve, gutter, drinking bottle, pans, carpet snacks. Of cookie clothes in the characteristic shape of the Polish army with four corners on the upper part. Screen of leather in natural color and has iron fittings. Cotton fabric with a light leather sweat arm. On the back of the screen is a round stamp that is illegible. Buttons of iron, 1.5 cm in diameter with the Polish national weapon, an eagle. On the front is sewn on the cap the Polish eagle with crown on. The eagle is of iron in gray. LITT Handbuch der Uniformenkunde, Professor Richard Knöel, Hamburg 1937, page 295. This uniform was introduced in the 1920s. Particularly characteristic of the Polish army is the screen cap with four corners on the upper part and a large leather screen with iron fittings. P 295. Abb 115. “Der Freistaat Poland” f- infantry officer in 1936 with the characteristic Polish cap with a large screen. Aus dem uniformwerk “Knöel Jantke Sieg. Die solden european.” Military Verlag Karl Siegesmund, Berlin SW 68. Druck Spaner A.-G Leipzig Poland 1: Heer. Stand 1937 with pictures. Screen caps in the same form (Drawings 8-13, figure 1.7) with the Polish National Armistice (Heraldic) of iron, drawing 32.Enl W Granberg 1957.