Royal Ulster Constabulary – Chief Superintendent’s and Chief Inspector’s Peaked Caps A pair of dark-green Royal Ulster Constabulary peaked caps, comprising one a Chief Superintendent’s cap and the other a Chief Inspector’s cap. Both feature black shamrock-pattern cap bands, crowned harp badges on red cloth backing, black chinstraps and Royal Ulster Constabulary buttons. The Chief Superintendent’s cap has broad cream/silver-coloured braid around the peak. These caps represent the style of peaked headgear worn by senior Royal Ulster Constabulary officers during the Troubles in Northern Ireland. Their individual service histories and exact dates of use are unknown. Both retain red interior linings and green undersides to the peaks. One bears a Compton Webb (Headdress) Ltd maker’s label and size marking 7⅛ / 57. Condition: Good overall vintage condition, with signs of use and storage. Surface marks to the peaks and chinstraps, discolouration and wear to the pale peak braid, and wear and deterioration to one interior sweatband. Please inspect the interior photographs carefully. Two caps included. All photographs form part of the description.