U.S. WWII Issue Garrison Cap - Inactive Reserves Size:7 (56 cm) " and also marked ""A

" and also marked ""A

7th Dublins (known as the 'Dublin Pals' in much the same way as the Pals battalions) had a number of professional rugby players and most of the company had attended Trinity College

The paint had worn and chipped and the underlying metal has acquired a smooth oxidized patina with only some scattered light pinpricking and minor pitting present

Said to have been the finest cavalry sword ever developed

U.S. WWII Issue Garrison Cap - Inactive Reserves Size:7 (56 cm) " and also marked ""ANew Made Item: Well, we asked our manufacturer for red piping (artillery) and this is what they sent, Brown White for Inactive Reserves. Their mistake is your gain! These Garrison caps are as issued with the service uniform to all troops of the Army and Air Corps. This is a finely constructed wool garrison cap with leather sweatband and blue piping that indicates infantry (including paratroopers). From 1939 onward, this was the standard issue US Army