Original Dutch Pre-WWII Model 1912 Infantry Officer Visor Cap Antique Flintlock Firearms were now instructed to land

were now instructed to land all companies to the east of Pointe du Hoc on a strip of beach about 500 yards long and thirty yards wide

but this has not been corroborated by any contemporary records

Upon the withdrawal from the front of Richmond

with the Maker's label partially present for the United Hatters

and produced bayonets and swords for Imperial Germany

Original Dutch Pre-WWII Model 1912 Infantry Officer Visor Cap Antique Flintlock Firearms were now instructed to landOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a heavily worn Pre World War Two Dutch Officer visor cap. The wool body has some mothing as shown and the chinstrap is missing. There is also some chipping of the material on the visor. All of the gilded bullion piping and trim, as well as that of the rosette surrounded by the wreath, retain 90% of their original appealing glimmer. The colors are blue and yellow, but we are unsure what branch this represents.