USMCWR Women's Marine Summer Hat (Size 22 1/2)

USMCWR Women's Marine Summer Hat (Size 22 1/2)

Marsoni

M251S

$179.00

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USMCWR Women's Marine Summer Hat (Size 22 1/2)Vintage WWII US Marine Corps Women's Reserve (USMCWR) summer hat. It is marked a size 22 1 2. Decent condition with some wear. The cord has come unstitched from the brim. The cord is a little bit discolored. There are a few light stains. The inside sweatband has some staining. It is slightly misshapen from improper storage. Named to M. T. Malloy The hat actually measures closer to 21 1 2" around the sweatband. However the Marines were taught to store

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