1324 - Set of kepis. Includes a “polo-style” kepi worn by an adjutant in the Colonial Infantry, made of black cloth and featuring braiding specific to adjutants. It has an attached brass anchor and a flat, gilded faux chin strap fastened with two Colonial Infantry buttons. Leather visor and band, black leather sweatband, and black cotton lining. Height: 7 cm. A 1935-model kepi made of black cloth, with second lieutenant’s rank insignia sewn on as original. Colonial infantry anchor embroidered in cannetille, flat gold-plated faux chin strap secured by two Colonial Infantry buttons. Leather visor and band, black leather sweatband partially cut away, black satin lining bearing the mark of the tailor Kieffer in Bar-le-Duc. Two colonial infantry kepis: one in the warrant officer “polo” style with a brass anchor, and one from 1935 in second lieutenant style with an embroidered anchor, a black leather sweatband partially cut, and a label from the tailor Kieffer in Bar-le-Duc.