Original U.S. WWI Navy Aviator’s Brown Bell Crown Officer’s Visor Cap with Bullion Cap Badge - Size 7⅛ m finding much success in fighter

finding much success in fighter wings and specialized ground attack units (Schlachtgeschwader – Battle Wings or Strike Wings) from October 1943

It is hypothesized that the balance of the guns delivered were either marked by Providence Tool or Alfred Jenks

The exterior still has the original early war yellow paint

as well as the thick white harness/rigging and all the stitching

Added to the top of the roster of Distinguished Flying Cross Awardees is his bronze oak leaf clusters pinned to the paper

Original U.S. WWI Navy Aviator’s Brown Bell Crown Officer’s Visor Cap with Bullion Cap Badge - Size 7⅛ m finding much success in fighterOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice U. S. Navy "Bell Crown" visor cap, intended to be worn by Officers 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. This style was worn by Navy Aviation Officers during World War I. The cap features a tarred leather visor which shows melting as