Original U.S. Philippine-American War Era US Army Officer’s M1902 Visor Cap With Minnesota State Buttons & Direct Embroidered Bullion Insignia Hotchkiss MG Side plate with Seeburg Corp

Side plate with Seeburg Corp

He sailed on the ship USS San Saba (APA-232) with the 141st Naval Construction Battalion to Hawaii then onto the Marshal islands

Some were marked with the WERNDL logo on the receiver

along with an instruction sheet

and are of the early war solid nickel alloy construction

Original U.S. Philippine-American War Era US Army Officer’s M1902 Visor Cap With Minnesota State Buttons & Direct Embroidered Bullion Insignia Hotchkiss MG Side plate with Seeburg CorpOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a Navy blue Model 1902 peaked visor that belonged to a US Army Officer during the Philippine American Moro Rebellion era. The visor replaced the earlier pattern known as M1895. This particular pattern was the second visor cap design of the US Army after they stopped using the traditional kepi design. This example has buttons for the State of Minnesota. The visor is made of wool and features a leather visor