Officer's cap 1816-1830 (November Uprising)

Used in the army of the Kingdom of Poland, differed from the privates by a leather peak, was characterized by insets, sometimes a rim in the color of the weapon or regiment.

It was worn off duty. The prominent upper part was sewn from uniform cloth with an inset on the edge. The rim was in the color of the lapels worn in the regiment. From 1826, the grenadiers of the guard, sappers, foot artillery, line infantry and foot riflemen placed their company number on these caps. These caps were also used during the November Uprising by the insurgents.

Cap sewn from wool

Leather visor - natural leather