Original U.S. WWII Named Officer’s Visor Cap with Theater-Made Wicker Crown - Capt. R.A. Floyd 17th Century with a lovely patina from

with a lovely patina from age and use

all of these genuine German WW2 helmets were purchased by a Finnish dealer who

the German armed forces spent a considerable amount of time training how to improve the accuracy of firing their small arms

the first major battle involving American troops took place in June of 1918 at Belleau Wood-- a 200-acre forest near the commune of Chateau-Thierry

Original U.S. WWII Named Officer’s Visor Cap with Theater-Made Wicker Crown - Capt. R.A. Floyd 17th Century with a lovely patina fromOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a fantastically unique piece of headgear, a WWII Officers visor cap with a theater made wicker crown & body, with an OD Green hat band on top of the wicker. This is one of the most interesting visors we have ever seen. There is a name stamped onto the sweatband multiple times with a small name card that corresponds, reading CAPT. R. A. FLOYD. This makes for a great research project. The cap features wicker frame