U.S. WWI Marine Corps P1912 Forest Green Bell Crown Enlisted Visor Cap with USMC EGA

This American Marine Corps visor cap is distinguished by its forest green color and traditional bell crown design, a characteristic feature of early USMC headwear. The front is adorned with the iconic U.S.M.C. Eagle, Globe, and Anchor (EGA) insignia, representing the global service and heritage of the American Marine Corps.

During World War I, enlisted U.S. Marines wore this type of visor cap for garrison duty, formal service, and ceremonial occasions. Its structured crown and peaked visor provided a smart and professional appearance, aligning with the evolving uniform standards of the U.S. armed forces at the time.

Carefully crafted to reflect original period examples, this visor cap hat maintains historically accurate proportions and styling while remaining suitable for both wear and display. It is an excellent addition to American military collections, museum exhibits, reenactments, theatrical productions, and educational presentations focused on U.S. or American WWI history.

This cap hat is ideal for:

Military collectors

WWI and American history reenactors

Museums & educational institutions

Film and stage productions

Display and research collections

It represents the proud legacy of the United States Marine Corps and its role in defending America during the First World War.

Packaging & Delivery

Each visor cap is securely packed to protect its shape and detailing during transit, ensuring it arrives in excellent, display-ready condition.

Note

This is a high-quality historical replica inspired by U.S. WWI Marine Corps P1912 enlisted visor caps. It is not an officially issued uniform item and is intended for collectible, reenactment, display, educational, and ceremonial purposes.