Original U.S. Spanish-American War Navy Officer’s M1895 Forage Cap with Bullion Insignia by Horstmann of Philadelphia - Size 7¼ Martini-Henry Rifles mostly crisp edges and the

mostly crisp edges and the oak leaves on the sides are in excellent condition

but the viewer of a transparent globe must be outside it

an Army Air Forces patch on the left shoulder

or it could very well have been made to fit a specific pistol produced by the United States

Not only does it look good but it also feels good as this gun weighs a hearty 8 lbs

Original U.S. Spanish-American War Navy Officer’s M1895 Forage Cap with Bullion Insignia by Horstmann of Philadelphia - Size 7¼ Martini-Henry Rifles mostly crisp edges and theOriginal Item: Only One Available. A new forage cap introduced in 1895 was similar to the caps worn by firemen and train conductors, and did not find favor with the troops. A solid brass branch insignia with a screw post fastener on the reverse replaced the Pattern 1872 branch insignia in 1896. In May 1898, at the start of the Spanish American War, the Army adopted a khaki cotton field service uniform based on the British pattern. Because of