Original U.S. WWI 2nd Division Infantry Officer’s French-Made Overseas Cap with Scarce Enamel 2nd Division Indian Head Pin & Blue Piping Bayonets Sharps left the Philadelphia area

Sharps left the Philadelphia area in 1851 and relocated to Hartford

which is a faint ITAME HADA (板目肌 - wood grained) type

A barracks for the SS was built

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Original U.S. WWI 2nd Division Infantry Officer’s French-Made Overseas Cap with Scarce Enamel 2nd Division Indian Head Pin & Blue Piping Bayonets Sharps left the Philadelphia areaOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a gorgeous French made overseas cap for a 1st Lieutenant of Infantry in the 2nd Division, American Expeditionary Forces. The cap bears an extremely scarce French made enamel 2nd Division pin. This pin depicts the Indian Head in a white star on a blue shield background. This would traditionally indicate use by the 2nd Military Police & HQ Train, but these blue enamel pins were used by men of all units of the