Original U.S. WWI M1910 Artillery General Officer’s Visor Cap with Direct Embroidered Bullion Eagle & Foliage by H.V. Allen & Co. German Military Maps Due to the how this

Due to the how this example was originally demilitarized

The serial number indicates that it was built at Springfield in 1882

Original Item: Only One Available: This is a very interesting Musket that started life as a standard 39" barreled Flintlock Brown Bess either of East India Company issue Model 1771 (Windus Pattern) or as a 1796 India Pattern issued to British troops all over the world

one that was used extensively by MG teams all across the various fronts of the war

Original U.S. WWI M1910 Artillery General Officer’s Visor Cap with Direct Embroidered Bullion Eagle & Foliage by H.V. Allen & Co. German Military Maps Due to the how thisOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a very nice condition U. S. Army Artillery Officer's M1910 visor cap in very dark blue, intended to be worn by Officers for dress and parade occasions. This example is particularly well made, with the officer's front insignia FULLY HAND EMBROIDERED in gold and silver bullion. Even the E PLURIBUS UNUM motto is embroidered. The red band around the cap indicates an officer of Artillery. Officer's caps were