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Admiral visor caps from the Vietnam War are difficult to find
History of Manhattan Firearms / American Standard Tool Co
The vest is intended to be worn on the front of the wearer (of the back depending on preference)
It also states the GI's name as "STAFF SERGEANT BILL OGDEN of Evansville
Year of Manufacture: 1844
Original Imperial German WWI Named Prussian Landwehr Reserve Infantry Officer Model 1897 Pickelhaube Spiked Helmet Category_Flintlock Pistols Admiral visor caps from theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very good condition, smart looking officer pickelhaube from a Prussian Infantry Regiment, which was most likely used during World War One. The Pickelhaube of commissioned officers holding a rank from Lieutenant to Colonel are all identical in features, but not quality. The quality of helmets within these ranks depended entirely on how much the individual wished to spend. A lowly Lieutenant's helmet may be
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