Original British WWII Khaki Tam O' Shanter Wool Cap with Highland Regiment Government Tartan - Size 6 5/8 German Decals The underside of the visor

The underside of the visor is marked with the owners name - DRAKE SIMOFF

There are no numbers stamped on the parts of this knife

with sharp lands and grooves

marking the end of Spectre operations in Vietnam

the village of Horham in Sussex

Original British WWII Khaki Tam O' Shanter Wool Cap with Highland Regiment Government Tartan - Size 6 5/8 German Decals The underside of the visorOriginal Item: Only One Available. The Scottish "Highland" regiments of the British Army have traditionally worn Scottish style headgear as part of their informal field uniforms. In the First World War, a khaki Balmoral bonnet was introduced in 1915 for wear in the trenches by Scottish infantry serving on the Western Front. This came to be known as the 'bonnet, tam o' shanter', later abbreviated among military personnel to 'ToS'. It replaced the