A group of military headdress and other items, comprising: a Swedish Artillery enlisted man's 1881 pattern Shako / Kepi with gilt front plate, black plume and red triangular side patch for an Upland Artillery regiment, with hat stand; a French Infantry Officer's 1919 pattern Kepi for the 67th Artillery regiment; a cap badge and white hackle/plume for the Royal Scotts Fusiliers, in glazed wooden case; a Georgian bullion badge 1826 Loyal Order of Ancient Shepherds Award by George Tutills; and a framed and glazed small water colour of a Victorian steam sailing ship on a water colour base of floral motifs with applied naval cap badge and cord hat band with naval buttons, dimensions 28cm x 23.5cm (5)

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