Original WWI Era U.S. Navy Named Bell Crown Visor Cap with Bullion Insignia - Dated 1913 U.S. Documents & Books but the cylinder lock is

but the cylinder lock is not working correctly

This is a wonderful example of a WWII German Kriegsmarine Reefer Jacket

showing very little wear compared to most examples we have seen

canteens for the ever needed water supply to stay hydrated belts for supporting as well as carry items such as bayonets and various pouches

Original WWI Era U.S. Navy Named Bell Crown Visor Cap with Bullion Insignia - Dated 1913 U.S. Documents & Books but the cylinder lock isOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice U. S. Navy "Bell Crown" visor cap, intended to be work by Enlisted Men for dress and parade occasions. The name comes from the pronounced flare out towards the top of the cap. This cap is winter weight, and is constructed of wool fabric stretched over a wicker inner frame. The cap is named on the visor to Arthur S. Kreider, with his initials, A. S. K. perforated into the leather sweatband. The cap