Royal Artillery No1 Dress Officers Cap
Royal Artillery No1 Dress Officers Cap
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Introducing the Royal Artillery No1 Dress Officers Cap, a true gem crafted by Herbert Johnson, located on the prestigious New Bond Street in London. This cap is not just a piece of headwear; it's a captivating symbol of history and prestige.
Impeccably preserved, this cap is in excellent condition, ready to be cherished by collectors and history enthusiasts alike. While the exact date remains a mystery, the presence of the Artillery cap badge adorned with the Kings Crown hints at its origin pre-1952, possibly even from the era of World War II.
Imagine the stories this cap could tell, the courageous officers it accompanied on their noble missions. With its distinguished design and undeniable charm, this cap is a true testament to the bravery and dedication of the Royal Artillery.
Whether you're a passionate collector, a history buff, or simply appreciate the allure of vintage military memorabilia, this Royal Artillery No1 Dress Officers Cap is a must-have addition to your collection. Display it proudly, and let its rich heritage spark conversations and ignite curiosity.
I have measured the cap with a tailors tape and make it 56cm, which would be correct as is a perfect fit for myself and that is my head measurement.
Don't miss out on this extraordinary piece of history. Add the Royal Artillery No1 Dress Officers Cap to your cart today and be a part of the legacy that it represents.
About Hatfield Antiques
Welcome to Hatfield Antiques and Founders Ross and Jane Hatfield
Our dream came to us during Covid lockdown, with not a lot else to do and living in a flat we ended up watching a lot of television, cooking shows, gameshows, crime drama and antique shows and that was when we realized that we both shared a passion for antiques and collectables, not always liking the same things, but showing us that we both shared a passion.
Our dream came to us during Covid lockdown, with not a lot else to do and living in a flat we ended up watching a lot of television, cooking shows, gameshows, crime drama and antique shows and that was when we realized that we both shared a passion for antiques and collectables, not always liking the same things, but showing us that we both shared a passion.