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Shako. Usage Conditions Apply. Description: Charleston Light Infantry cap, 1860. Among the conspicuous items worn by militiamen when the conflict began were shakos-- tall hats that could make soldiers prominent targets in battle.
Hat designs inspired by the Hungarian csákó — in English, pronounced shako — influenced other European nation’s armies and resulted in a cylindrical cap with a visor to act as a sun shade being adopted by Great Britain.
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This Mexican Army shako likely belonged to a soldier in Mexico’s light cavalry. Shako hats were worn as part of a military uniform to identify soldiers on a battlefield. It was not meant to protect the head in the same way a helmet does today.
200 Objects of Waterloo. Belgic Shako. This is an English infantry soldier’s cap, 1812 pattern, made of beaver felt, bound with black ribbon. This cap was worn by the majority of British foot-soldiers at the Battle of Waterloo.
