Original U.S. WWII US Army Officer’s Luxenberg Visor Cap Named to Captain Henry J. Briscoe - 325th Glider Infantry Regiment Thompson SMG one pair retaining the original

one pair retaining the original QM issued belt

and we believe it is made from painted or tin plated brass

and now shows a mottled patina

1st January 1944: Generalleutnant

The 141st Aero Squadron of the group was already operating over the lines with SPAD XIIIs

Original U.S. WWII US Army Officer’s Luxenberg Visor Cap Named to Captain Henry J. Briscoe - 325th Glider Infantry Regiment Thompson SMG one pair retaining the originalOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a gorgeous Luxenberg Made visor cap named to two men. Under the sweatband, its named to Colonel J. Mann, 1939, who we have been unable to identify. On the visor, its named to (Captain) Henry J. Briscoe, who served with the Service Company, 325th Airborne Infantry Regiment during World War II. WWII U. S. Military items made by he firm of Morry Luxenberg of New York, New York are perhaps one of the most desirable