Original U.S. Post-WWI Named M1910 Infantry General Officer’s Visor Cap with Direct Embroidered Bullion Eagle & Foliage - Colonel W. G. Johnson Antique Gun Parts Years of service during World

Years of service during World War I from 1914 to 1918 and service during World War II from 3 September 1939 to 31 December 1945 are counted as triple

This appears to overlay the embossed brass that is inlaid into the stock around the butt stock

Allied intelligence rated it as a good division in 1917

Already before entering the Royal Sardinian Army the brigade's two infantry regiments had been renumbered on 30 December 1859 as 47th Infantry Regiment and 48th Infantry Regiment

The metalwork overall has a lovely aged patina

Original U.S. Post-WWI Named M1910 Infantry General Officer’s Visor Cap with Direct Embroidered Bullion Eagle & Foliage - Colonel W. G. Johnson Antique Gun Parts Years of service during WorldOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a very nice condition U. S. Army Infantry Officer's M1902 visor cap in very dark blue, intended to be worn by Officers for dress and parade occasions. This example is particularly well made, with the officer's front insignia FULLY HAND EMBROIDERED in gold and silver bullion. Even the E PLURIBUS UNUM motto is embroidered. Officer's caps were usually privately purchased, and this officer apparently had a lot to