A Foreign Legion Cavalry Enlisted Man’s Kepi Hold pin attachment)

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scuff on the reverse of the F&G Star

Footnote: This style of flag was probably in use as early as 1867 and was certainly in use by the mid 1880s

to be utilized in guarding prisoners of war when on work details outside of the prisons

A Foreign Legion Cavalry Enlisted Man’s Kepi Hold pin attachment)A traditional (1950s 1960s) French Foreign Legion Kepi; band constructed of dark navy wool with silver green embroidered seven flame grenade and black leather chin strap on front half attached on sides by silvered buttons; single navy loop on top section of band; crown crafted out of red wool with single blue loop around outer edge of crown; visor made out of black Vulcanfibre with black leather sweatband and black velvet lining; maker markings Scecam