ANTIQUE PRE WWII USN UNITED STATES NAVY MILITARY FLAT HAT CAP
Measures approximately: 9" diameter; possible fits a 7" head
Condition: Showing some staining--possible molding? No visible holes--except one on a crease hardly visible. Name of maker has worn off. Original owner wrote his name in ink on the leather "G. Scott P____?" Has Not been cleaned. Needs Cleaning. Any defects not mentioned but visible in the pictures will be considered as "described".
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