WW2 Japanese Army Officers Cap Marked

The WW2 Japanese Army Officers Cap Marked is an original headgear item issued to commissioned officers of the Imperial Japanese Army during the Second World War. This cap features the classic design associated with Japanese military uniforms of the era, including a stiffened cloth body, leather visor, and chin strap. The crown is typically olive green or khaki, and the front is adorned with a metal star insignia, denoting army service. Interior markings, often in the form of stamps or labels, identify manufacturer details or specific unit designations. The cap’s construction and materials reflect wartime standards, with attention to both functionality and rank distinction. Such caps were standard issue from the early 1930s through 1945 and were worn in both field and formal settings. This item serves as an example of period military attire and provides insight into the uniform regulations and personal equipment of Japanese officers during World War II.