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A cap for enlisted men of the "King Wilhelm I" Uhlan Regiment (2nd Württemberg), No. 20, circa 1910 Cabinet piece. Black-lacquered leather body (crackled, crack at the top of the lid), brim swivels seamlessly (front brim rail detached from the leather). Screw-mounted Württemberg emblem made of nickel silver (double holes). Arched, leather-backed brass scale chains on button 91; on the right, the Imperial cockade made of lacquered sheet iron (incorrectly, the State cockade is on the left); a restored regimental insignia with gray-and-red fabric covering (two pierced holes in the front), with a parade plume of white horsehair inserted behind it. Yellow parade rabat with white cord trim. White fabric retention cord with two braided tassels. Well-preserved black leather flap lining; one flap stamped on the inside “U.R.20 / 3. Escdr.”; ink stamp “2. W.U.R. 20” on the body. Partially restored, slightly damaged, with signs of wear and age. Condition: II -
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