Austria, Imperial. A First War Bosnian Service “Fez” Cap Hold Footnote Oberstleutnant Graf Strachwitz: Hyacinth

Footnote Oberstleutnant Graf Strachwitz: Hyacinth Graf Strachwitz (1893–1968) briefly served as a Lieutenant during the First War

wounding Clarke in the leg

as there was no vacancy

A scarce Luftwaffe Heimat und Alarm Flakartillerie (Homeland and Alarm Flak Artillery” Stick Pin

All war worker badges were tightly regulated and controlled with each one individually numbered and issued with a personal certificate

Austria, Imperial. A First War Bosnian Service “Fez” Cap Hold Footnote Oberstleutnant Graf Strachwitz: HyacinthAn extremely well preserved example of a first war period Bosnian service Fez cap; with the body constructed of maroon coloured felt fez; with black tassels on the top of the cap, along with four badges attached to the cap itself, consisting of 1) An Austrian Franz Joseph I (FJI) regimental badge, 2) A 1914 1915 World War Bosnien, Hercegovina, Dalmatien: regimental badge, 3) An unknown regimental badge, 4) A Number 8 regimental badge; the interior