Original U.S. Philippine Insurrection Era Named M1902 Star-Vented Campaign Hat with Cavalry Cord - Size 7⅛ Price_over $990 showing the steel base metal

showing the steel base metal

The 1942 top plate is as followed:

removing the etched signature as well as the maker marking

1925 in Munich (Bavaria) and its headquarters was located at Ungererstraße 30

as well as personal snapshots

Original U.S. Philippine Insurrection Era Named M1902 Star-Vented Campaign Hat with Cavalry Cord - Size 7⅛ Price_over $990 showing the steel base metalOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a vey worn M1902 Campaign hat identified to John H. Wagner of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The campaign hat bears a yellow hat cord indicating use by Cavalry. The hat is heavily mother with damage across the exterior and interior. The M1902 campaign hat is noted for its two rows of stitching and star shaped vents on both sides. The sweatband of the hat is very well retained, and is perforated with the initials JHW.