Original U.S. Army Indian Wars 4th Infantry Chasseur Pattern Kepi Bayonets These wings measure 3” across

These wings measure 3” across and are marked STERLING with a shield logo on the reverse (pin back

It does show signs of past pitting

Strikes continued through 11 February

LCT-530 was part of the initial D-Day invasion wave on June 6th 1944 and landed on the Tare Green section of Utah Beach

Locomotives and railway cars were not assigned to the battalion but moved through the entire railway system as needed

Original U.S. Army Indian Wars 4th Infantry Chasseur Pattern Kepi Bayonets These wings measure 3” acrossOriginal Item: Only One Available. This wonderful totally genuine United States Army 4th Infantry kepi used during the Indian Wars. This U. S. Army Model 1875 Chasseur Pattern Kepi features fabric of dark blue wool broadcloth. The crown stands 2. 25" high at the front, 4. 25" at the rear seam and the top is 4 3 4" in diameter, stiffened with a pasteboard beneath the lining. The body of the cap meets a band of wool seamed only at the back and stiffened