Original U.S. Spanish American War Army 1st Infantry Regiment M1895 Forage Cap - Size 6 ⅞ U.S. Navy a civilian employee of the

a civilian employee of the War Department who was the sub-inspector on the Double Action Army revolvers and other Colt arms during the 1890s

There is heavy tearing at the crotch which appears to have been repaired in the past

This example is not marked TL-29

No Magazines exported outside the USA

Original U.S. Spanish American War Army 1st Infantry Regiment M1895 Forage Cap - Size 6 ⅞ U.S. Navy a civilian employee of theOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a well worn Spanish American War forage with a badge for Company I of the 1st Infantry Regiment, which fought valiantly at the Battle of Santiago in Cuba, and at Samar in the Philippines in 1901. The cap is in good overall condition with a few flaws. This was the U. S. Army's first transition to a visor cap after leaving the traditional kepi design. The cap is made of dark blue wool with enameled leather