Original U.S. Pre-WWI Navy M1902 Warrant Officer Visor - Named U.S. Grenades but not the buttstock

but not the buttstock

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This is a very nice "New England" style underhammer percussion target rifle

The markings inside the cap indicate it was made during the reign of Queen Elizabeth II

Original U.S. Pre-WWI Navy M1902 Warrant Officer Visor - Named U.S. Grenades but not the buttstockOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice condition U. S. Navy Officer's M 1902 visor cap constructed of dark blue wool, intended to be worn by a Warrant officer (crossed anchor insignia). This example is particularly well made, with the officer's front insignia featuring brass color bullion, with a gilt chinstrap. The cap features a patent leather visor. The brown leather sweatband is stitched to the body of the hat, and is in very good