Original U.S. Korean War Chinese People’s Army Winter Field Cap - USGI Bringback Replica Non-Firing Pistols & Rifles The khaki wool visor has

The khaki wool visor has a chocolate brown two-piece leather chinstrap resting along the top edge

There is the name Walter Bennett scratched into the binoculars

the curator of arms and armor at the Metropolitan Museum of Art

The helmet was fitted with a sling suspension liner and had a nape strap with a single snap on each side fitting to studs on a retention harness

with overall light wear consistent with use in service

Original U.S. Korean War Chinese People’s Army Winter Field Cap - USGI Bringback Replica Non-Firing Pistols & Rifles The khaki wool visor hasOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an excellent textbook example of the Chinese Type 52 winter cap as used by Chinese forces during the Korean War. This particular cap came from a very small lot of items we obtained which were brought back to the United States from the Korean War as souvenirs by an American GI. As the Korean War progressed the Chinese refined their winter hats. This style came out about 1952 and incorporated the features