United States. A WWII U.S. Army Air Force Officer Visor Cap, Named, by Henry Cahen Co. Auction mounted to a base in

mounted to a base in silver with eight blue enamelled star points

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

the interior of the lid bears a handwritten dedication of “ZU DEINEN LIEBEN GEBURTSTAG

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

R Queen’s Engineers when he enlisted on October 23

United States. A WWII U.S. Army Air Force Officer Visor Cap, Named, by Henry Cahen Co. Auction mounted to a base inLeather 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.