USA AF Enlisted Mans Chocolate Visor Cap
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£130.00
USAAF Enlisted Mans ‘Chocolate’ Visor Cap
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USA AF Enlisted Mans Chocolate Visor Cap
A genuine World War 2 U.S. Army Air Force enlisted dress cap (peaked cap), the cap is in very good condition for its age with no moth holes, it does have a one tear to the headband liner . Original brass badge to front with original clasp,and was probably made by the company Imperial Denver Colorado USA,
Approx. size 7 – 7,1/4. Drab ‘chocolate’ felt cap with dark leather bill and front strap. Made with imported ‘English Fur Felt’. The general appearance is very good and clean and there is no moth damage . Single-piece and rather ‘flashy’ oversized ‘Meyer’ made brass badge with screw post back. The straps are in good damage-free condition. The inner leather band is ok although torn in one place. Brown satin lining beneath the oilcloth liner.
USA AF Enlisted Mans Chocolate Visor Cap
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