U.S. WWII Officer Visor Crusher Cap in Winter Issue OD Green Antique Long Guns It was adopted in 1910

It was adopted in 1910 and was derived from Hiram Maxim's Maxim gun

We have a few rear covers with the early ramps

Officer's funded their own equipment

it is unlikely that there is another in its complete original issue condition like this

Even equipped with built-in dimmer for use in sensitive front line situations

U.S. WWII Officer Visor Crusher Cap in Winter Issue OD Green Antique Long Guns It was adopted in 1910New Made Item: This is the highest quality U. S. WWII crusher cap on the market today. This is the classic "bomber pilot" headgear, worn by USAAF pilots in Europe and the Pacific! Actually, this was the standard Army officer's dress cap, worn by pilots and non pilots alike, but Army Air Force pilots gave this cap their own unique twist. Normally, this cap had stiffeners a support piece behind the cap device and a wire around the inside top perimeter