Original U.S. WWI General Staff Officer’s Blue Dress Visor Cap with Bullion Eagle by Henderson & Co. Philadelphia DP-28 LMG and the left side of

and the left side of the stock

which slide under stitch retained leather straps

where it provided security and stability to the city of Hit

There is also an intact Waffenampt WaA145 stamp

it was nicknamed Pystykorva ("spitz") for the front sight protector's resemblance to the upright ears of a spitz dog

Original U.S. WWI General Staff Officer’s Blue Dress Visor Cap with Bullion Eagle by Henderson & Co. Philadelphia DP-28 LMG and the left side ofOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a tremendously rare example of a First World War era blue dress visor cap for a member of the general staff. This is a private purchase hat modeled after the M1912 Visor cap, but with a soft peak instead of the usual hard. The hat band is a gorgeous velvet and the gold tape chinstrap is in phenomenal condition. There is a maker stamp on the interior for Henderson & Company, out of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.