Original U.S. WWII US Army Officer’s Luxenberg Visor Cap Named to Captain Henry J. Briscoe - 325th Glider Infantry Regiment Japanese Militaria 1935 by Hermann Göring in

1935 by Hermann Göring in his capacity as Reich Minister of Aviation as a successor to the pilot badge

The blade shows a bit of this plating as well

Includes correct scabbard comprised of hard brown leather with copper rivets

303 caliber magazine that has a built in "hook" to the top right side

the 82nd Airborne Division is part of the XVIII Airborne Corps

Original U.S. WWII US Army Officer’s Luxenberg Visor Cap Named to Captain Henry J. Briscoe - 325th Glider Infantry Regiment Japanese Militaria 1935 by Hermann Göring inOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a gorgeous Luxenberg Made visor cap named to two men. Under the sweatband, its named to Colonel J. Mann, 1939, who we have been unable to identify. On the visor, its named to (Captain) Henry J. Briscoe, who served with the Service Company, 325th Airborne Infantry Regiment during World War II. WWII U. S. Military items made by he firm of Morry Luxenberg of New York, New York are perhaps one of the most desirable