Kappa
Army Museum

Kappa

Unknown artist

CC0 — Public Domain
Army Museum

Group C I. 1680-1718 Soldier Capture with Karl XI’s Name Victory in the Tensions; 1680- into the 1700s. Blue round-cut coat on woolen without sleeves lined with buoy at the front edge and in the top middle back. The lining is red. For most regiments, the colour of the feed would be yellow. Away down to seven meters. Coupled under the collar with brass buckles with Carl XI’s name cipher. On the left buckle a hook is missing. The collar is edged with woolly ribbon (probably originally red). The officer was to wear a golden gallon, the sub-officer silver galley around the collar. The Harvest was assembled at the rear at a drawing or march. The infantrymen found this rock very obstructive and rather used only their pie coat.1976-10-18 Gunvor Klingberg

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