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Item Code: 998-730
Yellow hat cord with acorns and tassels meant for wear on the Model 1858 Dress or “Hardee” hat. Item is complete with light surface dirt and some light uniform fading from age. The acorns look to have just a bit more dirt on them than the rest of the piece.
Of the hat cords for the three main branches the cavalry hat cord is the hardest to find. [ad]
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