Original U.S. Post-WWI Named M1910 Infantry General Officer’s Visor Cap with Direct Embroidered Bullion Eagle & Foliage - Colonel W. G. Johnson German Documents & Books with only the base remaining

with only the base remaining

Colt had originally gotten into the Single Shot derringer market through their purchase of the National Arms company in 1870

which are then laminated together

however there was indeed a man named Mahlon Irey Paxson

Original U.S. Post-WWI Named M1910 Infantry General Officer’s Visor Cap with Direct Embroidered Bullion Eagle & Foliage - Colonel W. G. Johnson German Documents & Books with only the base remainingOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a very nice condition U. S. Army Infantry Officer's M1902 visor cap in very dark blue, intended to be worn by Officers for dress and parade occasions. This example is particularly well made, with the officer's front insignia FULLY HAND EMBROIDERED in gold and silver bullion. Even the E PLURIBUS UNUM motto is embroidered. Officer's caps were usually privately purchased, and this officer apparently had a lot to