Original British WWII Named Royal Navy Admiral Visor Cap by Gieves of London - R. W. Parker Brown Bess Musket Parts but the "anchor" buttons on

but the "anchor" buttons on the M43 tunic mean it is definitively for the Kriegsmarine navy

European-Africa-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal with invasion Arrow and two battle stars

definitely one of the earlier examples we have seen out of all the "Allen Pepperbox" revolvers we've had

which is dated 1939 on the chinstrap bales

with a lot of scaling and rounding over

Original British WWII Named Royal Navy Admiral Visor Cap by Gieves of London - R. W. Parker Brown Bess Musket Parts but the "anchor" buttons onOriginal Item: One Of A Kind. This is a great piece of British Royal Navy History! The visor itself is a very nice example of a British WWII Royal Navy Officer's Visor Cap, usually referred to as a "Peaked" cap in the U. K. It features the standard navy wool body, with some nice padding inside the crown to maintain the shape. The wool topped leather visor is heavily bullion wire embroidered with 2 rows of oak leaves around the edge, indicating a rank