WWII U.S. Navy officer’s visor cap size ~7-3/8

This is a heavily worn and well-used WWII U.S. Navy officer’s visor cap, featuring a khaki crown, black band, and gold bullion trim. The front displays the iconic officer’s cap insignia, consisting of an eagle perched atop a shield with crossed anchors, a design that has symbolized U.S. Navy officers for decades. The interior retains its original identification label, naming the officer as Charles T. Morbeck from Wallace, Idaho. The visor and band show heavy wear, creasing, and patina, indicating extensive use, likely in the field or at sea.

This cap is a great piece for collectors of WWII militaria, U.S. Navy history enthusiasts, or reenactors looking for an authentic example. Given its condition, it serves as a historical artifact rather than a pristine display piece, but its named provenance adds value.