Cap of the 1st Polish Corps.

The cap is commonly used in the Corps of General Dwobor-Muśnicki in Russia, mainly in the Polish Rifle Divisions and in other services of the Corps in the form visible in the photo or after adding colored rims and insets. Cap used since 1917. It was based on the caps of the tsarist army, but differed significantly in the visor and chin strap, which was made of both fabric and leather. The main element determining belonging to the Polish Corps was a specially designed eagle. Also used after the dissolution of the Corps by soldiers of the Polish Army, min. in the Vilnius region, where the Vilnius Regiments of Riflemen and Lancers used these caps until they received the prescribed uniforms.

Attention ! The price applies to the hat without the eagle, the eagle is available from spikedhelmets or from us after prior contact.

The cap is available with a fabric belt and a leather belt

Available in all weapon colors:

- the whole cap in the shade of tsarist green: Polish rifle divisions and services.

- purple rim: - judiciary body.

- black rim with a white tab above and below the rim: general staff

- white rim, crimson inset, around the bottom, above and below the rim: the body of the controllers.

- black rim and tab around the bottom, and crimson tabs above and below the rim: engineering troops

- scarlet rim with a yellow tab in the upper rim zone: field guard.

- a cap sewn from navy blue cloth with a black rim: body aviation

We will sew any size you need