Original U.S. Philippine-American War Era US Army Officer’s M1902 Visor Cap With Minnesota State Buttons & Direct Embroidered Bullion Insignia Spanish Militaria The locks are located on

The locks are located on the right sides of the actions

and was granted the RNR's battle honours earned fighting in the East African Campaign

It has stained a bit

and later after being employed for recon scout patrols in the Toumoroung battle to defend a Special Forces outpost and the Vietnamese company on the edge of complete destruction

The 1943 dates makes this most acceptable for an M42 shell

Original U.S. Philippine-American War Era US Army Officer’s M1902 Visor Cap With Minnesota State Buttons & Direct Embroidered Bullion Insignia Spanish Militaria The locks are located onOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a Navy blue Model 1902 peaked visor that belonged to a US Army Officer during the Philippine American Moro Rebellion era. The visor replaced the earlier pattern known as M1895. This particular pattern was the second visor cap design of the US Army after they stopped using the traditional kepi design. This example has buttons for the State of Minnesota. The visor is made of wool and features a leather visor