Original British WWII The King's Liverpool Regiment Colonel Parade Visor Cap British Military Hats Seeing considerable action he was

Seeing considerable action he was subsequently killed by hostile Indians on December 4th

a still photo gallery

I received a bill from the USS Hurst (DE 250) for $9 for 6 days of food

This jacket was also featured in an online article in Collector's Weekly entitled WWII War Paint: How Bomber-Jacket Art Emboldened Our Boys which was an interview with John Maguire and can be seen at this link

IMA has a very few of the tools and some original rivets and long strips

Original British WWII The King's Liverpool Regiment Colonel Parade Visor Cap British Military Hats Seeing considerable action he wasOriginal Item: Only One Available. This WW2 dress officers parade visor cap is in very good condition. Blue wool body is unblemished, with good piping and color, and no mothing whatsoever. The King's Liverpool Regiment hat badge and chinstrap buttons. The leather chin strap itself shows no cracking or wear. Composite visor has heavy bullion wire embroidery laurel leaves on the edge denoting the rank of Colonel. Original leather sweatband is embossed: