US Army Officer's Visor Hat, c. 1900,

WWII 1942 US Army Officer Visor Cap Hat Named Lot of 2. One visor is named to H. R. Alcott. Maker mark is Hirsh Tyler Company (1942). Nice condition with supple leather liner. The other visor is size

1960s Army Flight Ace Officer Field Grade Visor Cap. Complete with all insignia, and gold wire oakleaf decoration directly embroidered into the black covered visor. Wicker lining and leather sweat ban

WWII Era Officers WAC Khaki Womens Army Corps Hat Cap Not Named. Size is 21.5. Dated 1941 on the faded tag on the inside of the cap. Nice condition for its age.

WWII Era Army Warrant Officer Crusher Visor Hat. The cap badge is a screw back. Embossed on the sweatband is Flighter by Bancroft. There are a couple small nips on the top. The sweatband is in very go

WWII Khaki US Army Named Officer Cap Hat Visor. From what we can determine this visor is named to Earl ? Bowen, Jr. The size is 7 1/4. The sweatband is loose and half way coming off. Also, there is a

WWII US Army Air Force Officers Crusher Visor Cap Hat. Size is 6 3/4. The leather sweatband is partially detached from the inside. Nice condition for its age.

Original WWII US Officer visor cap as shown. See pictures for details. Good condition for its age, with signs of use and age.

Original WWII era visor in a size 7 1/8, not named, and has a semi-pliable visor. Some cracking to the visor, but otherwise in good condition.

US Army Vietnam Era Officer Infantry Dress Visor Cap Hat & Shoulder Boards. The visor is a Flight Ace hat. Size 7. Excellent condition. The shoulder boards are in nice condition and not marked.

WWII 1944 Stamped Army Officers Visor Service Cap. No name can be seen inside visor. Size is 7 1/8. This visor still has the card board liner under the leather sweatband. Nice condition for its age.

WWII 1942 Army Officers Visor Service Cap. Named to E.J. Smith. The maker of this visor is Bassons Military Equipment Co. The size is 7 3/8. The leather sweatband is loose from visor. Otherwise, nice

WWII US Army Officers Cap made by Jones Brothers in Surrey Hills, Sydney, Australia. Good condition with a few moth nips to the cover. There is no size marked but it fits like a 7 1/8 - 7 1/4.

WWII Era Officers WAC Khaki Womens Army Corps Hat Cap Not Named. Size is 23. Nice condition for its age.

U.S. Army Engineers Officer's Field Grade Dress Cap or Visor belonging to Brigadier General Eben Eveleth Winslow (1866-1928). Circa 1910. Dark blue wool hat with gold chin strap, gold strap buttons, a

Includes (5) hats: (3) "Donald Duck" style U.S. Navy hats, size 7, worn by veteran Thomas M. Jenkins, (1) WWII U.S. Officers Visor, and (1) WWII U.S. Army Visor with original straps and buttons

Sizes 6-5/8, 6-7/8, and 7.Tag to interior of one states it belonged to Randall C. Platt of the 51st Med. BN. Ft. Geo. G. Meade MD. One hat with white paint on band. DP. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, plea

A WWII era U.S. Army Officer's dress uniform hat. It features a gold tone eagle emblem to its center, brown cord with button above its visor, and a maker's mark insert inside. It was made by Jaycraft

with officer, montana hats; rare good; 3 bayonets gone, officer "matchstick" repaired legs at ankle, 8 pieces, (c. 1900)

Nice WWII German army officer's hat. Very nice condition with some expected wear. The original inner lining diamond tag is missing. Measures 7" wide and 9" deep.

A World War II era Officer's visor cap in the 'crusher'style, constructed of OD green wool, a brown leather visor and chin strap secured by two gilded brass buttons on either side, and a bright golden

Description: WWII US Army officer Visor Cap

size 6 3/4, bill is cracking, chinstrap

1942 ISSUE OF 'FuALLE', MAINLY PUBLISHED FOR THE HAUSFRAU WITH MILITARY PHOTOS & STORIES FROM THE FRONT - FAIR TO VERY GOOD & (1) WW I U.S. ARMY VISOR HAT, SHOWS LOTS OF USE BUT IS STILL SOLID

Original WWII Air Force Officer's Hat, Post-WWII U.S. Army Officer's Hat - Offered Without Reserve - There is NO ESTIMATE on this item. - Vintage Original WWII "Karin B.S." Air Force Officer Hat, Post