US Navy Officer WW2 Khaki Combination Visor Cap. Photograph

U.S. Navy officer combination cap with a khaki crown, black band, and US Navy insignia featuring an eagle perched on a shield in front of crossed anchors. This one belonged to a Doctor Lt. J.J. Posch, who served in the Navy Medical Service. Active Duty 1959-1961 Marine Corps Air Station El Toro, Santa Ana CA.

Cap Details

Type: Service/combination dress cap worn by U.S. Navy officers (Warrant Officer up to Lieutenant Commander ranks, as indicated by the plain visor without embroidered oak leaves, often called "scrambled eggs").

Insignia: Centered officer cap device with a perched eagle, shield, and crossed anchors.

Design: Khaki removable cover over a black band with a chinstrap secured by small brass buttons.

Product Details:

• Archival-quality photographic paper
• Archival photographic print, made to order.