Spain. A Mint & Unissued Tricornio Spanish Civil Guard Cap By Valle S.a. Of Madrid Hold There is evidence of moth

There is evidence of moth invasion in scattered places on the left sleeve and above the left breast pocket

The recipients of these badges had not qualified for the Air Gunners Badge

and "555" the steel batch number) on the underside of the helmet at the front

Only half of the black felt washer remains

Spain. A Mint & Unissued Tricornio Spanish Civil Guard Cap By Valle S.a. Of Madrid Hold There is evidence of mothA mint and unissued example of a traditional Tricornia cap, worn by the Spanish Civil Guard since 1844. It is constructed of cork and pressed paper, with a lacquered plastic exterior. It is in the shape of a traditional Tricornia cap, featuring a flat backside, wings on the side, and an otherwise round shape similar to Kepis. The interior is lined with a breathable rayon blend, with a faux leather sweatband. It is maker marked Valle S. A. of Madrid on