Germany, Kriegsmarine. A Junior Officer’s Visor Cap visually-hidden along with a "Passed by

along with a "Passed by Sensor" stamp and two 2 1/2 pence postage stamps)

reverse presents a pin assembly and maker’s cartouche for Johann Schwerdtner Wien

He enlisted as a Private (1054651) with the United States Marine Corps Reserve at Treasure Island

He was to remain with the 23rd Reserve Battalion for ten weeks before being transferred to the 24th Battalion at Bramshott on November 16th

with a steel clip closure and when opened

Germany, Kriegsmarine. A Junior Officer’s Visor Cap visually-hidden along with a "Passed by(Kriegsmarine dunkelblau Schirmmtze fr Offiziere Leutnant zur See bis Kapitnleutnant). A very well preserved Kriegsmarine visor cap for junior Officers (Leutnant zur See Kapitnleutnant), constructed of dark navy blue wool. It features reinforced side walls which are fully lined on the exterior with a ribbed black mohair cap band. Stitched onto the centre of the cap band is an insignia consisting of a padded dark navy blue wool backer bearing a gold