Green with light brown tassels Bugle cord. Attached to bugle cord is brass plaque " German bugle captured at Battle of Amiens in August, 1918. It was presented to the Seaforth Officer's Mess by Lt Col Kirkpatrick. CONFIRM MANUFACTURER. It is attached to the German Brass Bugle, WW I. Round crest with eagle (?) with crown holding a sword and sceptre (?). "ER" on breast of eagle. Below is maker's mark "L.MITSCHING ELBERFELD 1915". On his website, Colin Stevens states that the bugles were in Case 13 (Lower) of the old museum at the Seaforth Armoury in 2008. This bugle is the second from the left.