Original U.S. Vietnam War Era Major Leonard Phillips OG-106 Cap with 19th Special Forces Group Airborne Green Beret German SS they were an obvious choice

they were an obvious choice during WWI to supply bugles to the U

first raised 5 May 1860 and Garrisoned in Charlottenburg

ETIENNE has a brass powder pan and all brass mounts

Original Item: The Martini-Henry MkII rifle is best known for its use in the Zulu War at the Battle of Rorke's Drift on 22nd January 1879

was then sent to a hospital near Cherbourg

Original U.S. Vietnam War Era Major Leonard Phillips OG-106 Cap with 19th Special Forces Group Airborne Green Beret German SS they were an obvious choiceOriginal Items: Only One Lot Available. This intriguing collection features two iconic pieces of headgear from the Vietnam War era an officers "Ball Cap" and the prestigious Green Beret. We acquired these from a small private museum collection along with an old tag that attributes the caps to COLONEL LEONARD B. PHILLIPS U. S. A., and another tag that reads WORN IN VIETNAM 1966 67. We had a similar set named to Phillips in the past, and this came out