Original WWII Japanese Officer Wool Forage Cap with Ink Stamps U.S. Air Force Vice Admiral Franz von Hipper

Vice Admiral Franz von Hipper planned the operation: the battlecruisers of the I Scouting Group

To measure the oil

One of the men the GIs called “pigeoneers” commented that African Owl had come along just for the ride—he couldn’t find his way around inside the loft much less over the countryside

an anchor of the Maginot Line

Original WWII Japanese Officer Wool Forage Cap with Ink Stamps U.S. Air Force Vice Admiral Franz von HipperOriginal Item: Only One Available. Nice condition wool officer's forage cap. Fully lined with blue grey rayon and leather sweat band. Features ink stamp in Kanji on interior, classic string closure to the back and a yellow felt five pointed imperial Japanese star cap badge. All in all very nice example of a WW2 Japanese officer cap, quality items of this kind are very rarely encountered.