Original Soviet Russian Cold War Infantry General's Peaked Visor Hat Marked Москва (Moscow) - Size 56 German Flags Stalin waited until September 17

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Original Soviet Russian Cold War Infantry General's Peaked Visor Hat Marked Москва (Moscow) - Size 56 German Flags Stalin waited until September 17Original Item: Only One Available. This is a Soviet Army Infantry General's peaked visor cap. It is nicely marked on the inner label with a small Communist star, over maker , which stands for "Moscow", the location it was made. It is also marked with size 56 cm, which is approximately 7 US. Features wool body, heavy embroidering, enamel Soviet red star badge, leather sweat band, felt bottom visor, satin interior lining. Condition is virtually