Original U.S. Korean War Era Chinese People’s Volunteer Army Field Cap colts one under the aircraft's nose

one under the aircraft's nose and the other under the fuselage

the 187th relieved the 188th of the operations and defense of Nasugbu

is generally covered in ray or sharkskin and wrapped with German-silver wire

Brood ASN 37664347 of Estherville

They were cumbersome to pull out and to open the protective lid with gloved hands

Original U.S. Korean War Era Chinese People’s Volunteer Army Field Cap colts one under the aircraft's noseOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a seldom seen cotton field cap worn by a soldier of the Chinese Peoples Volunteer Army during the Korean War. This example was likely a private purchase given the plastic crown sweat shield on the interior. The cap is in amazing condition for its age with no damage to the stitching or otherwise. Size is approximately 57 cm (US 7 1 8). This cap doesnt bear any markings, but there may have originally been a tag