Original U.S. WWII Korean War General’s Visor Cap by Luxenberg Named to Brigadier General Hampton Anderson British Edged Weapons with cracks and other damage

with cracks and other damage

as part of Allied efforts to advance towards the main Japanese base around Rabaul under Operation Cartwheel

The just over 20 1/2" rifled barrel retains its original fixed back sight and British Proof marks of CROWN / GR and the Viewing mark

9th Divisional

so it is possible that it was never issued

Original U.S. WWII Korean War General’s Visor Cap by Luxenberg Named to Brigadier General Hampton Anderson British Edged Weapons with cracks and other damageOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic example of a WWII era US Army Dress Blues Uniform Peaked Visor for a General Officer. The underside of the visor has a small name sticker identifying the owner as Brigadier General Hampton Anderson. General Anderson served with the 27th Division during World War I, with the New York National Guard through the 20s and 30s, and served through World War II to the Korean War before retiring in 1954.