Original U.S. Navy WWI Era M1902 White Topped Officer’s Visor Cap by Jacob Reed’s Sons of Philadelphia French Gun Magazines stampings in the stock and

stampings in the stock and on the butt plate

The carved wooden stock has some lovely figuring in the grain

In 1994 I took a piece of the face stone from the front deck

who served as an Army Platoon sergeant during 10 months of intense combat in Europe

A very interesting Military collectible from WW2 with enough clues to allow for some additional

Original U.S. Navy WWI Era M1902 White Topped Officer’s Visor Cap by Jacob Reed’s Sons of Philadelphia French Gun Magazines stampings in the stock andOriginal Item. Only One Available. Original Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice condition U. S. Navy Officer's M 1902 white topped visor cap constructed of bright white cotton, intended to be worn by a Warrant officer (crossed anchor insignia). This example is particularly well made, with the officer's front insignia features brass anchors, with a gilt chinstrap held in by two gilt Navy buttons. The cap features a patent leather visor. The