Original U.S. Philippine-American War Era 13th Artillery Regiment M1902 Visor Cap Display Guns & Parts Sets There is no manufacturer stamp

There is no manufacturer stamp but there is a size stamp of 55 present on the rear visor

We believe that the clamp for the rear sight slide originally had small leather pads

Staterooms designed for two or three people had 20 to 30 bunks double and triple stacked for officers and enlisted men

who produced the numbers 50001 to 100XXX (incomplete roster)

PRAHA (Prague)

Original U.S. Philippine-American War Era 13th Artillery Regiment M1902 Visor Cap Display Guns & Parts Sets There is no manufacturer stampOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice Philippine American Moro Rebellion era Model 1902 peaked visor in Navy blue. The visor was worn by a member of the US Army 13th Artillery Regiment, Battery E. The M1902 replaced the earlier M1895 pattern. This was the U. S. Army's second example of a visor cap after leaving the traditional kepi design. Like the M1895, it is made of wool, and has a leather visor bound with patent leather, lined on