Description
There is some speckled light oxidation staining in places
The saw back teeth were for cutting wood for gun emplacements and not to deliver a particularly gruesome death to an encountered foe
877th and 878th airborne engineer battalions - although at the time the patch was not approved by the Quartermaster General
acquired from the family of a WWII veteran
The star shows intact paint and is made of magnetic metal
Original U.S. WWII Named US Army Officer’s Winter Service Crusher Cap by Luxenberg Of New York - Major Seller, 401st Bombardment Squadron, 91st Bomb Group, 8th Air Force Garand & U.S. Rifles There is some speckled lightOriginal Item: One of a kind. WWII U. S. Military items made by the firm of Morry Luxenberg of New York, New York are perhaps one of the most desirable makers of U. S. WWII Uniforms and Insignia. Luxenberg items were revered during the period for their absolute astounding quality and attention to detail. Luxembourgs customers included many General officers of all branches who preferred the quality items the Luxenberg firm produced during the war. This