Original Spanish-American War U.S. Captured Engineer Officer’s Spanish Hat Cockade with Rare Madrid Sterling Engineer Button MG 42 Accessories and is honestly one of

and is honestly one of the best that we have ever seen

The head appears ground-dug and shows a great deal of damage including missing some of the bottom piece which affixes to the polearm itself

to carry out seven months of grueling training in preparation for the Allied invasion of Europe

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Tumlinson graduated from the George Mason School of Law in 1982 after which he founded the Tumlinson Law Firm

Original Spanish-American War U.S. Captured Engineer Officer’s Spanish Hat Cockade with Rare Madrid Sterling Engineer Button MG 42 Accessories and is honestly one ofOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a very scarce captured Spanish cockade off of an officers hat, taken by an American soldier during the Spanish American War. The cockade measures 2 1 8 x 2 1 4 and features an outstanding sterling or sterling plated Engineer button by a Madrid, Spain maker mark on the back. These cockades were coveted by Americans as war souvenirs and were often taken by American officers. Captured items from the Spanish