United States. A WWII U.S. Army Air Force Officer Visor Cap, Named, by Henry Cahen Co. Auction with extensive paperwork indicating that

with extensive paperwork indicating that Vögele suffered from a persistent lung disease and was recommended for duty in clean-air environments

R Queen’s Engineers when he enlisted on October 23

Instituted June 23rd

He was appointed to the Permanent Force and transferred to the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry on November 25

the reverse of each with an institution date of “16

United States. A WWII U.S. Army Air Force Officer Visor Cap, Named, by Henry Cahen Co. Auction with extensive paperwork indicating thatLeather visor with wartime green underside, army green wool with standard size eagle in brass gilt, interior with personalized leather band "W W STEPHENS" marked size 7, manufacture tag HENRY CAHEN CO, SAN FRANCISCO, excellent example and extremely fine.