Original U.S. WWI M1902 Infantry Officer’s Visor Cap with Direct Embroidered Bullion Eagle & Foliage by Jacob Reed’s Sons of Philadelphia Blunderbuss This example is a very

This example is a very nice specimen that still bears a broad arrow with "BO" (board of ordnance) stamped into the wood stock and the lock is marked TOWER

Anyway IMA found some of the Original Martini Mark One Checkered Butt plates removed from these early weapons and now is your chance get your early issue Martini Henry (dated 1872-1875 to be strictly correct) halfway to it's original specification

Bob had the flag signed by several of him comrades in a yearbook style

and is of the highest quality production with all Silver engraved mounts in the best possible original condition

This is a rare French Parisian custom tailor made United States Army Officer's uniform from the First World War

Original U.S. WWI M1902 Infantry Officer’s Visor Cap with Direct Embroidered Bullion Eagle & Foliage by Jacob Reed’s Sons of Philadelphia Blunderbuss This example is a veryOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a very nice condition U. S. Army Infantry Officer's M1902 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, but it is missing the BUS. The blue band around the cap indicates an officer of Infantry.