Count Friedrich-Werner von der Schulenburg - a black service cap, from the period when he was ambassador to Moscow. Fine black cloth with gold piping, the eagle and cap wreath are in gold Cello embroidery. The family coat of arms is inlaid in colour in the sweatband. Yellowish silk lining. Very good custom manufacture, no maker's mark. In the best of condition with few signs of wear. historic, historical, 19th century, diplomacy, organisation, organization, organizations, organisations, Diplomatic service, foreign policy, Diplomatic services, object, objects, s,

Count Friedrich-Werner von der Schulenburg - a black service cap, from the period when he was ambassador to Moscow. Fine black cloth with gold piping, the eagle and cap wreath are in gold Cello embroidery. The family coat of arms is inlaid in colour in the sweatband. Yellowish silk lining. Very good custom manufacture, no maker's mark. In the best of condition with few signs of wear. historic, historical, 19th century, diplomacy, organisation, organization, organizations, organisations, Diplomatic service, foreign policy, Diplomatic services, object, objects, s, Stock Photo

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16 June 2008

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