Original U.S. Korean War Era General Officer Visor Cap Attributed to General Jacob L. Devers - Commanded 6th Army Group in European Theater During WWII - Size 7 ⅜ P-1853 Enfield it certainly adds to the

it certainly adds to the interest of this knife

inked under the outer flap "W

There are extremely faint markings on the 32" curved bright steel blade

The loaded belt makes a striking addition to any WW2 display

all sewn together

Original U.S. Korean War Era General Officer Visor Cap Attributed to General Jacob L. Devers - Commanded 6th Army Group in European Theater During WWII - Size 7 ⅜ P-1853 Enfield it certainly adds to theOriginal Item. Only One Available. Jacob Loucks Devers was a United States Army general who commanded the 6th Army Group in the European Theater of World War II. He was involved in the development and adoption of numerous weapons, including the M4 Sherman and M26 Pershing tanks, the DUKW amphibious truck, the Bell H 13 Sioux helicopter, and the M16 rifle. This is a lovely General Officers visor cap dating to the late 1950s, attributed by a provenance