Austro-Hungary, Empire. A Rare First World War Cartridge Carrier, C.1917 GTRexclude arriving in New York after

arriving in New York after a nine day trip and was posted to Fort Hamilton in Brooklyn

An exceptionally well-preserved Heer Panzer EM/NCO’s overseas cap

There is an additional small pocket set into the upper right front leg

later receiving RE

He was with Chatham Division and served with various ships between 1889 and 1912

Austro-Hungary, Empire. A Rare First World War Cartridge Carrier, C.1917 GTRexclude arriving in New York after(Patronentasche). A rare, large sized First World War Austro Hungarian Army cartridge carrier, constructed of a pressed dark brown leather shell securely reinforced along the seams with heavy stitching, closing with a retractable flap lined on the exterior with a partially intact white fur liner, in turn secured in place with two leather straps which meet magnetic metal studs affixed to the bottom, opening two reveal two compartments each hidden with