U.S. WWII Issue Garrison Cap- Infantry & Paratrooper Size:7.25 (58 cm) rather than the 18 pdrs

rather than the 18 pdrs found on the middling and common class 74s

A most attractive set and exceptionally rare dating from as early as the 1880s and in use up until World War One

the size of a silver half dollar and of suitable thickness

The majority of the rifles and carbines in the book are carved to Boer combatants and there is also an excellent chapter on pistols

We have never seen any safety mechanism like this we have found on this

U.S. WWII Issue Garrison Cap- Infantry & Paratrooper Size:7.25 (58 cm) rather than the 18 pdrsNew Made Item: As issued with the service uniform to all troops of the Army and Air Corps. This is a finely constructed wool garrison cap with leather sweatband and blue piping that indicates infantry (including paratroopers). From 1939 onward, this was the standard issue US Army soft cap called the garrison cap, also known as "overseas" or "pisscutter". They were made from the same wool fabric as the Service Coats and wool trousers. Although there