Original U.S. WWII AAF Crusher Cap & ANB-H-1 Headset with A-8B Oxygen Mask & Aviator Sunglasses Japanese Helmets Castner had finished the plans

Castner had finished the plans for the development of today's Schofield Barracks

There is also still most of the original cardboard inner lining

This control stick retains the machine gun flip down trigger

It was commonly called the Me 109 most often by Allied aircrew and even amongst the German aces themselves even though this was not the official German designation

The "sew-in" style schulterklappen (shoulder straps) are constructed with a row of fine silver flatware "Russia Braid" double piping with black chevrons woven in

Original U.S. WWII AAF Crusher Cap & ANB-H-1 Headset with A-8B Oxygen Mask & Aviator Sunglasses Japanese Helmets Castner had finished the plansOriginal Item: One of a kind. One of the most iconic pieces of headgear to come out of WWII was the U. S. Crusher Cap, or Fifty Mission Cap. This visor cap, in OD Green issue color, was made by Lewis. The interior crown is marked for manufacture by Dobbs on Fifth Avenue in New York City. This peaked cap features a gold tone WWII Army Overseas insignia over a leather visor. The cap is marked Schneider under the sweatband but is not size marked,