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  1. Same three holes on the back and same catch as the black Bavarian buckle that I showed above. Interesting.
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  2. Looks like Tony Schnurr's collection @ The Kaiser's Bunker.
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  3. Correct. Here is the example for the gray overcoat.
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  4. This has a slightly different shape to the standard line infantry képi, if you compare with previous picture. The Legion buttons have been in use for well over a hundred years, and still basicly unchanged. Example shown is definitely early WW1 or earlier. After 1915 the coloured uniform was replaced by horizon blue, shortly afterwards, the Legion received khaki uniforms of a similar cut to the horizon blue. Definitely not WW2.
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  5. The answer is that a WWI Austrian field cap is worth at lot of money these days.
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  6. Foreign Legion enlisted man's private purchase cap. This came in a lot from a WWI American pilot along with a French trench knife, but I have been told that it is more like a WWII style cap. The side buttons are the correct pattern for the Foreign Legion.
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