Original U.S. Spanish-American War Navy Officer’s M1895 Forage Cap with Bullion Insignia by Horstmann of Philadelphia - Size 7¼ GWOT as the new Mauser 98

as the new Mauser 98 pattern carbines introduced in 1909 or 1910 were taking their place

but lives are gone forever

He was sent to Sydney

5" x 10" and were manufactured by Weldon Springs Ordnance Works

where she arrived on 3 May 1944

Original U.S. Spanish-American War Navy Officer’s M1895 Forage Cap with Bullion Insignia by Horstmann of Philadelphia - Size 7¼ GWOT as the new Mauser 98Original Item: Only One Available. A new forage cap introduced in 1895 was similar to the caps worn by firemen and train conductors, and did not find favor with the troops. A solid brass branch insignia with a screw post fastener on the reverse replaced the Pattern 1872 branch insignia in 1896. In May 1898, at the start of the Spanish American War, the Army adopted a khaki cotton field service uniform based on the British pattern. Because of