United Kingdom. A First War Period Leather Flying Cap Auction along with two red glass

along with two red glass stones

possibly as part of a graduation ceremony

issued in Zagreb

where he was appointed Lance Corporal on September 9th

He is buried in the cemetery of Fort-de-Malmaison

United Kingdom. A First War Period Leather Flying Cap Auction along with two red glassA First War leather cap with felt interior, chin strap, evidence of wear, measures 22. 5 cm (w) x 27 cm (h), creased with wear to leather, remains in fine condition. Footnote: By the early 1900s, leather had become a popular choice for protective gear for flying helmets. Manufacturers of early flying helmets were Alfred Dunhill Ltd. and Gamages of London, England, and Roold in Paris.