Hi Dave   I don't have the visor,Im on the way to purchase it but please what are you referring  with calling card,the one with owner,s name and must it be made fur felt and not carboard for sure??? Thanks in advance  Fernando 

It's a nice looking hat...the one close up  that would be nice to have is of the calling card inside the hat. It's a "fur felt" one that was common to all Army and AAF officers. The numbers on the tag don't mean anything...they are simply stock numbers from the selling company. Since that tag is still on there and the general condition of the hat, it looks like it was probably never worn, or worn very rarely.    Hope that helps! Dave

It has not been nailed down. 

This patch is offered for sale on the internet in the Netherlands. I am not sure wether it is original because of the yellow numbers. Maybe some can help me out before I make an offer.

Hello Gents Please I would like your lights with this US AAF Officer visor with recording from owner,is there any difference on hats when man was in US ARMY or AEF??? Any idea translating this numbers on label?   Thanks in advance once more

Good morning  cavscout6b it's my collection

The port is Yokosuka, Japan.  12thengr posted an outstanding photo of USS San Diego at the same wharf:    

I think there are only about 2 of the knives that Misfit mentioned that have shown up with the kind of provenance to be taken seriously.

Sharing a purchase that's been cooking for over a year. From the estate of the vet that brought it back. Not a Raider but probably was grabbed after most of the knives were exchanged.  Kurt helped with the research on the Marine.    G2