Original U.S. Spanish-American War Battle of Santiago de Cuba M1883 Campaign Hat Inscribed “SANTIAGO DE CUBA” with Serrated Edge Crimean War or private ships acquired under

or private ships acquired under Emergency war requisitions

Though the sleeves of the kimono could be used to store small items

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Original U.S. Spanish-American War Battle of Santiago de Cuba M1883 Campaign Hat Inscribed “SANTIAGO DE CUBA” with Serrated Edge Crimean War or private ships acquired underOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a very worn but been there example of an M1883 Campaign Hat, inscribed along the top SANTIAGO DE CUBA denoting that this was certainly worn during and after the Battle of Santiago. The hat has a double row of stitching along the edge, and has been serrated along the edge as was a popular practice among soldiers in Cuba during the war. The small thin hat band is retained, and there is a remnant of a small patriotic