A Second World War British Tam O’shanter in superb condition constructed of woven khaki wool. Affixed to the side, an alloy Argyll And Sutherland white metal stamped cap badge and original toorie to the top. To the interior, although the maker markings have faded with use the War Department inspection stamp remains. The “Q” code above the Broad Arrow inspection stamp dates the tam to 1940. Despite missing the puttee tape for fit now lost to time, the tam o’shanter remains a desirable original example.
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World War Two British Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders 1940 dated Tam O’Shanter
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