Original U.S. WWII USAAF Named Officer Crush Cap by Columbia Flight Category_Brunswick Parts plus three rows of white

plus three rows of white wool piping around the circumference

Constructed of wood with rope handles

concerning their advertisement which had just appeared in the Army and Navy Journal

It takes precedence over all other Orders

Issued with 29" blades these are known to be both straight and curved bladed

Original U.S. WWII USAAF Named Officer Crush Cap by Columbia Flight Category_Brunswick Parts plus three rows of whiteOriginal Item: One of a kind. Charles W Schiffert from Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, army serial number 13203129 enlisted on June 10th, 1943 and was assigned as a doctor to the U. S. Army Air Force. This visor cap, in summer winter green issue, was called THE COLUMBIA, Gem of Caps, New York U. S. A. which is nicely marked in the crown. It is in excellent condition with the iconic crush shape. On and underneath the sweat band are two ink names that read