US Army Korean War Tan Garrison Cap Size 7 1/4 Dated 1951

The US Army Korean War Tan Garrison Cap Size 7 1/4, dated 1951, is a standard issue headgear item from the early 1950s. This cap was commonly worn by United States Army personnel during the Korean War period. Constructed from tan-colored wool blend fabric, it features a classic fold-over design with reinforced stitching along the edges. The interior contains a stamped size marking of 7 1/4 and is further identified by a 1951 manufacturing date, making it representative of the era’s military apparel. Garrison caps like this were often used as part of both dress and field uniforms, valued for their practicality and simple design that allowed them to be easily stored in a pocket or under a belt. This artifact reflects the standardized uniforms issued to service members during the Korean War and provides context for the evolution of US military headgear in the mid-twentieth century.