Original U.S. WWI Marine Corps Officer’s Army M-1911 Campaign Hat by Stetson with Early EGA Device & Chinstrap - Size 7 ⅛ French Holsters establishing/maintaining lines of communication

establishing/maintaining lines of communication

but the date is not legible

This is a very good example of a WWII Era Japanese Army Officer's Parade Sword with a lacquered wood (or possibly horn) grip and the "10 petal" IJA Cherry Blossom Emblem on the sides of the handle

with an internal wiring loom for radio receivers and a built-in microphone plug connector on the left hand side

which may mean that it was re-wrapped sometime post war

Original U.S. WWI Marine Corps Officer’s Army M-1911 Campaign Hat by Stetson with Early EGA Device & Chinstrap - Size 7 ⅛ French Holsters establishing/maintaining lines of communicationOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice example of a WWI Era M 1911 Campaign Hat utilized by an officer in the Marine Corps. When World War I broke out, and the Marine Corps grew exponentially in size, there were not nearly enough P1912 Campaign hats for every man in the Corps, leading to many being issued with Army M1911 campaign hats. Included is an early USMC Eagle, Globe, Anchor (EGA) Device which is period, and correct, for the age