Original U.S. WWII Marine Corps USMC Blue Wool Officer Visor Cap - Manufactured by Julius Horowitt Uniforms new colors were presented to

new colors were presented to the battalion by King George V on 31 January 1912

He worked for or with the Inter Service Topographical Department (ISTD)

2nd variation produced around 1880 until silver began to be too expensive to plate with

advancing to the heights just north of that town where it consolidated its position

It was as part of this unit that it fought during WWI

Original U.S. WWII Marine Corps USMC Blue Wool Officer Visor Cap - Manufactured by Julius Horowitt Uniforms new colors were presented toOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a hard to find World War Two United States Marine Corps Officer Blue Wool Visor Cap manufactured by Julius Horowitt. This hat was called as THE NEW YORKER by Horowitt and is named as such on the internal label. It features a wicker framed construction with officer gilt chinstrap and bullion embroidered oak leak designs on top of the visor. The peak of the hat features a USMC Officer's EGA (Eagle Globe Anchor)