Original Japanese WWII Officer Wool Forage Cap with Kanji Ink Stamps Chinese Militaria Founded by SULLIVAN FOREHAND and

Founded by SULLIVAN FOREHAND and HENRY C

the men of the 327th understood that Wear was replaced because of friendly-fire artillery casualties while crossing the Douve River

originally in Gothic text until 1934

reaching Belgium on 2 September 1944

the dead were then assembled and evacuated to the temporary military cemetery at Wolfswinkel

Original Japanese WWII Officer Wool Forage Cap with Kanji Ink Stamps Chinese Militaria Founded by SULLIVAN FOREHAND andOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely, worn example of a wool officer's forage cap. Fully lined with leather sweatband. Features the classic string closure eyelits to the back but unfortunately no longer has the string present. The front features a lovely yellow embroidered five pointed imperial Japanese star cap badge on a light brown background. The leather chinstrap is still present with minimal cracking in the finish. The leather