Original Second French Empire Pattern 1852 Infantry Chasseurs Képi - Chasseurs à pied P-1853 Enfield Appears to be fully functional

Appears to be fully functional and ideal for locomotive and WW1 enthusiasts alike

This is a very lovely original leather blood shit

It has a fuchi at the end that surrounds the end of the pole

Gen Joshua Chamberlain

Pickelhaube has wonderful correct Bavarian blue and white kokarden (cockade) on right side

Original Second French Empire Pattern 1852 Infantry Chasseurs Képi - Chasseurs à pied P-1853 Enfield Appears to be fully functionalOriginal Item: Only One Available. The kepi is a military styled headdress with a cylindrical form, a flat circular top, and a visor. It was commonly worn by the French Army but was also adopted by various other countries, including America. In 1852, the first proper model of the kepi had a square visor. This slightly oversized visor was referred to as bec de canard (duckbill). This model had no chinstrap, but later designs had chinstraps, smaller