A Second War Royal Artillery Service Side Cap Auction Archive “Totenkopf”

“Totenkopf”

maker marked "PAUL MANN LÜDENSCHEID" on the reverse

K-22 on August 30th

that Charles "Hank" Living was posted to a Lancaster bomber squadron in England

A Second War Royal Artillery Service Side Cap Auction Archive “Totenkopf”Fabricated from a red wool with fold down flaps in black wool on either side, the flaps held up with black metal hooks fed through black finished eyelets, with two rising peaks forming a valley between the two panels, the panels stitched together via two strands of light brown string, the front with two 12 mm wide buttons, the uppers of which are in bronze, the brass cores maker marked "BUTTONS Ltd B'HAM" on the reverse, each of the buttons