U.S. Original WWII Airborne Glider Infantry Overseas Garrison Cap with Laundry Number Martini-Henry Rifles Originally produced at a cost

Originally produced at a cost to the East India Company of 52/6d (Fifty-two shillings and six pence) today's equivalent of $ 4

Note: Some of these with the impressed "Bullet" on the closure lid to indicate in which direction the Ammunition Belt should be laid into the Can

101st Airborne patch on right shoulder

This is a rare opportunity to obtain an unavailable unrestricted Maxim left sideplate

U.S. Original WWII Airborne Glider Infantry Overseas Garrison Cap with Laundry Number Martini-Henry Rifles Originally produced at a costOriginal Item: Only One Available. From 1939 onward, the standard issue US Army soft cap was the garrison cap. Also known as overseas cap, pisscutter, or sidecap. Although there were variations in the lining styles, the pattern was consistent throughout WW2.? This is an original WWII issue cotton garrison cap for wear with the summer service uniform commonly known as "khakis". This garrison cap was issued to an infantry trooper as evident by the blue