Original U.S. WWI US Army M1911 Felt Campaign Hat With Officers’ Cord Military Flare Guns Only a few were brought

Only a few were brought out of Nepal

It also has a regimental marking around the date of 31

SO YOU'RE GOING TO WAR Individual Battle Doctrine by USMC Major General Keller E

who according to the the included Wehrpaß was born in Stuttgart

Relief of Kimberley in February 1900 and the subsequent Battle of Paardeberg which resulted in Piet Cronjé’s surrender

Original U.S. WWI US Army M1911 Felt Campaign Hat With Officers’ Cord Military Flare Guns Only a few were broughtOriginal Item: Only One Available. The Hat, Service, M1911 (Campaign Hat) was made of OD wool felt with a wide brim and "Montana peak" crown. There were ventilation holes in the crown with grommets, a silk hatband, and a silk and brass braid cord closed by a knot and terminated with a tassel. Inside was a leather sweatband and an attached chin strap. The Army model was dark brown OD in color. The hat cords worn around the base of the crown indicated