WWII U.S. Army Officer's Khaki Service Cap "The Fly-Weighter" by Lewis (Size 7) Personal Items This liner was found in

This liner was found in a home in Sainte-Mère-Église

West Virginia

the leather chinstrap's longer side is torn

The helmet retains its original olive drab factory finish and cork texture

This edition's articles range from the "front line city" of Dover to the Japanese campaign against Burma

WWII U.S. Army Officer's Khaki Service Cap "The Fly-Weighter" by Lewis (Size 7) Personal Items This liner was found inDescription This is an original WWII U. S. Army officer's service cap, marketed as "The Fly Weighter" by Lewis, which is believed to be Lewis Hat Company of Truro, Nova Scotia. It is constructed of a summer weight khaki cotton and features a russet brown leather visor and chinstrap. The front is decorated with a gold plated brass standard sized officer's device. Its interior is marked size 7 and it still retains its original wire stiffener. Provenance