Merbein was founded in 1909 and celebrated its Centenary in 2009.The cap was produced as a memento of the centenary a green and white cap velcro strap at back of cap with Merbein Centenary 1909 -2009 with palm trees on frontMerbein Centenary 1909-2009 hat cap, centenary, 2009, merbein, palm trees

Dark blue Forage cap

United Nations blue cap, with "United Nations Nations unites" written on the cap, its clearly been worn and the colour is faded

Black cap with red band and trim..mess cap, colonel

Australian Government Clothing Factory

RAN Sailor's Cap; detachable tally bandH.M.A.S. CEREBUS (around rim) H.C.HART (hand-written, inside)

Blackburn Cricket Club Circa 1960s cap.

Khaki 2Lt Cap with Corps Badge of 1RARBadge of 1RAR "Duty first"officers cap, 2lt tim fischer

U.S. Army garrison cap with gold trimgarrison cap, united states army

North Vietnamese Army Cap. Jungle Green materialnorth vietnamese, army cap

US miliatry cap made of khaki coloured polyester(pen)field cap, united states - military

RAF Officer Peaked Cap, grey material with crown

UnknownOfficers cap , flat on top with a peak at the front and a brown belt half way around it. Has a royal Australian engineers badge above the peak and a sweat band inside the cap.

Royal Regiment of Fusiliers cap badge with red and and white feather

Worn during pre-World War 2 harness racing by owner/trainer/driver Jim BrockBlack cloth peaked cap with black bow on peak and elastic.jim brock, harness racing, bhrc, bendigo harness racing club

Standard issue item as used by Australian servicemen during the conflict in Vietnam.A khaki army peaked cap with the Corp badge RAR in the centre. john dennis stevenson 3477, colonel, vietnam, royal regiment of australian artillery

In 1923, grey caps were introduced and until 1958, they were decorated with the School crest topped by a laurel, to symbolize achievement. In 1958, the School became affiliated with the Church of England and the laurel was replaced with the mitre, to symbolize the Christian faith. Caps for School Captains were adorned with prefect insignia and gold embellishment. This cap belonged to Vic Bell (1946)

A pilotka with no stripes, belongs to the basic GI unit of the Red Army Infantry. Dated anywhere between early 60s to late 80sA pilotka with no stripes, belongs to the basic GI unit of the Red Army Infantry. Dated anywhere between early 60s to late 80sWool/Cotton Cap Khaki leather/Plastic sweat band on onsideManufacturer details (in Russian)) on inside Size 56pilotka, russian, foldable side cap

White Cap, black rimmmed with gold laurel containing crown and anchor.Halls hats pty ltd Sydney 1981. RAN No. Name and “Made in NewZealand”; and indicates 6 and 7/8 inches hat size.ran, royal australian navy, naval headgear, navy cap