Original U.S. Pre Vietnam War Era Infantry and Artillery Officers’ Dress Blues Peaked VIsor - 2 Items 16th Century long-handled ruptured cartridge extractor

long-handled ruptured cartridge extractor

there appear to be 16 ribbons on the bar

These early variants are distinguishable from the later ones by having a curved radiator grille

These are extremely scarce and hard to find

They show some of the camouflage paint on top of the original smooth blue Luftwaffe paint

Original U.S. Pre Vietnam War Era Infantry and Artillery Officers’ Dress Blues Peaked VIsor - 2 Items 16th Century long-handled ruptured cartridge extractorOriginal Items: Only One Lot Available. In 1954 the Army began to make changes to the uniform that it had been contemplating since just after the end of World War II. One of the most significant factors affecting decisions made about the new uniforms was the philosophy embraced by the Army leadership that officers and enlisted uniforms should be the same, distinguished only by insignia. Although the changes were begun in 1954, it would take until the