Original U.S. WWII Named Officer’s Visor Cap with Theater-Made Wicker Crown - Capt. R.A. Floyd 17th Century This is a very nice

This is a very nice enlisted pattern Japanese SNLF canteen with a light green cotton cover and a screw-off aluminum cap

the first major battle involving American troops took place in June of 1918 at Belleau Wood-- a 200-acre forest near the commune of Chateau-Thierry

1–15 April 1945

with a lovely patina from age and use

Original U.S. WWII Named Officer’s Visor Cap with Theater-Made Wicker Crown - Capt. R.A. Floyd 17th Century This is a very niceOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a fantastically unique piece of headgear, a WWII Officers visor cap with a theater made wicker crown & body, with an OD Green hat band on top of the wicker. This is one of the most interesting visors we have ever seen. There is a name stamped onto the sweatband multiple times with a small name card that corresponds, reading CAPT. R. A. FLOYD. This makes for a great research project. The cap features wicker frame