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WORLD WAR II ERA OFFICER'S CAPS
I acquired these caps from the estate of a retired Colonel who collected militaria.
These are all perfectly wearable, but would also look wonderful on a shelf in your office, or upturned for use as holders of small items... Who wouldn't want a lovely piece of American history?
I acquired these caps from the estate of a retired Colonel who collected militaria.
These are all perfectly wearable, but would also look wonderful on a shelf in your office, or upturned for use as holders of small items... Who wouldn't want a lovely piece of American history?
1) GORGEOUS Officer's Cap!
This is a military cap that appears to date from the WWII era. It has a perforated leather sweatband; both the visor and the undervisor are also leather. This cap features a patented "Pac-Cap" device on the interior for easy removal of the insignia for packing. The leather sweatband also proudly notes that this is "The Zephry you can PAC!" The olive drab cap is all wool. This is a *very* high-quality cap!
It was, of course, Made in the USA, and with the exception of some wear to the lining of the cap (as you'd expect from a cap that is this old!) it is in excellent condition.
Interior circumference: 22 1/2.
Asking just $49, or offer, boxed and shipped in the USA.
2) WWII Officer's Cap
This cap appears to date from the WWII era. It has a leather sweatband and visor; the undervisor is dark green and appears to be wool baize attached tightly to the upper visor. The cap badge is attached securely, and has a reinforcement on the interior. The olive drap exterior is all wool.
It was, of course, Made in the USA, and with the exception of some wear to the lining of the cap (as you'd expect from a cap that is this old!) it is in excellent condition.
Interior circumference: 22 1/4.
Asking just $45, or offer, boxed and shipped in the USA.
