Original U.S. Korean War Army Officer Tropical Khaki Visor Cap by Philadelphia Uniform Co - dated 1951 Empire Edged Weapons Fully inert and ready to

Fully inert and ready to display

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Original U.S. Korean War Army Officer Tropical Khaki Visor Cap by Philadelphia Uniform Co - dated 1951 Empire Edged Weapons Fully inert and ready toOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice example of a Korean War issue Officer's visor cap, in Tropical Khaki issue color, as used by U. S. Army Officers. This peaked cap features a gold tone WWII Army Overseas insignia over a leather visor. It features fiber band construction and a leather sweatband which is in very good shape. With very little sign of use, this is definitely a great example. The cap is marked on the underside of the