Original U.S. Pre-WWI Navy M1902 Warrant Officer Visor - Named U.S. Grenades but not the buttstock

but not the buttstock

and over 150

The markings inside the cap indicate it was made during the reign of Queen Elizabeth II

he demanded that the POWs in question fall into line and give their names and numbers for Kommando duty

it was held in strategic reserve while completing their training

Original U.S. Pre-WWI Navy M1902 Warrant Officer Visor - Named U.S. Grenades but not the buttstockOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice condition U. S. Navy Officer's M 1902 visor cap constructed of dark blue wool, intended to be worn by a Warrant officer (crossed anchor insignia). This example is particularly well made, with the officer's front insignia featuring brass color bullion, with a gilt chinstrap. The cap features a patent leather visor. The brown leather sweatband is stitched to the body of the hat, and is in very good