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    Posted 14 years ago

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    THIS CAP IS IN FAIR SHAPE, HAS AN OIL SPOT ON THE EDGE. THE CADET'S NAME IS IN THE HAT. NO IDEA AS TO WHAT YEAR BUT LOOKS TO BE FAIRLY OLD. THE INSIGNIA SAYS THE CITADEL 1842. SEEMS TO BE OF VINYL CONSTRUCTION.

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    1. scottvez scottvez, 14 years ago
      I would say it is fairly modern-- 1970s or later.

      I would suspect you can research the name through a Citadel Association of Graduates website and should be able to determine IF or WHEN he graduated.

      Scott
    2. ronald.jenkins, 13 years ago
      this shows a lot of history. what a great looking cover, as old as it is. any Marine would love to have it."SEMPER-FI"
    3. ronald.jenkins, 13 years ago
      is this realy an 1842 cover ! WOW it is in such good shape for being that old. it would look great in any body's collection.OOOORAH !
    4. LanceG LanceG, 11 years ago
      The emblem would be referring to when the Citadel military college was founded, not the age of the hat. This is a current design that cadets still wear today.
    5. ttomtucker ttomtucker, 11 years ago
      William F Fortune was born in Ashtabula, OH on Dec. 6th 1948.

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