Original U.S. WWII Korean War General’s Visor Cap by Luxenberg Named to Brigadier General Hampton Anderson Receiver This example is dated March

This example is dated March 20

felt it was necessary to coordinate the observation groups of First Army with the pursuit groups

though it is hard to read due to the condition of the finish

however the velvet backing shows a lot of wear

The steel rod helped prevent these training aids from breaking too easily

Original U.S. WWII Korean War General’s Visor Cap by Luxenberg Named to Brigadier General Hampton Anderson Receiver This example is dated MarchOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic example of a WWII era US Army Dress Blues Uniform Peaked Visor for a General Officer. The underside of the visor has a small name sticker identifying the owner as Brigadier General Hampton Anderson. General Anderson served with the 27th Division during World War I, with the New York National Guard through the 20s and 30s, and served through World War II to the Korean War before retiring in 1954.