April 5, 2024
WORLD WAR II CRUSHER AIR FORCE VISOR CAP HAT DRESS NICE
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This is for a World War II United States Army Air Force hat in excellent condition. Has NO moth holes or shows any signs of wear. Has leather visor with wool top. Has both straps and medal gold plate medal. VERY NICE!! I have pocket knives, tools, fishing and misc. listed this week so View seller's other items . Winning bidder pays s/h. Will combine shipping on multiple auctions to save you $$$$. Insurance is optional and will depend on your total. We will not be responsible for uninsured items that are lost or damaged in the mail. We prefer PAYPAL but also accept Personal Checks, or Money Order. PLEASE USE THE "PAY NOW" BUTTON FOR CHECKS AND MONEY ORDERS!!! Allow 10 BUSINESS DAYS for check to clear before shipping. Payment must be recvd. with-in ten days of end of auction. Thank You and Good Luck! Please visit my other auctions at "View seller's other items" UPON CLOSE OF THE AUCTION: You will receive an invoice from us thru E-Bay with your total. We try to send these as quickly as possible, (normally with-in 2-3 hrs.) If you are paying by check or money order, PLEASE USE THE "PAY NOW" BUTTON!!! ATTN. INTERNATIONAL BIDDERS: We will NOT declare your item as a gift or any amt. other than the winning bid. REFUND POLICY: We strive to be honest sellers and list items as accurately as possible. In the rare event you receive an item in
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