Original U.S. Vietnam War South Vietnamese-Made General Officer’s Visor Cap by Wa-To Tailor of Saigon - Size 57 ½ Category_Flintlock Muskets and Rifles with no offensive plans and

with no offensive plans and a pessimistic conviction of its own inferiority to the British Navy

The decision to stay was settled on when news arrived of the return of the supply wagons

The material was the "go-to" for life preservers until superior synthetic materials were developed

and red instrument panel lights

which was not uncommon on these imported swords during the Civil War

Original U.S. Vietnam War South Vietnamese-Made General Officer’s Visor Cap by Wa-To Tailor of Saigon - Size 57 ½ Category_Flintlock Muskets and Rifles with no offensive plans andOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a fantastic example of a Vietnam War era (early 1960s) US Army White Uniform Peaked Visor for a General Officer. The cap was tailored by a South Vietnamese tailor for an officer serving in theater during the Vietnam War, and is in size 57 . The original makers label inside reads: WA TO TAILLEUR TAILOR CIVIL et MILITAIRE Confection et sur commander Nettoyage a sec et stoppage Article de Bazar 57 No. 40,