You and me both, brother! I have four WWII vintage service caps and they're all just sitting around the apartment. The worst part is, one of them was attacked by moths! The heads should work fine if you glue a band around them, then cover them with some nice fabric. I guess I'm going to make a board with pegs in it, and hang them on it. No reason why that wouldn't work.
I have two WWII vintage service caps, one green and one khaki, that I wear in public all the time--mostly the khaki one. I wear them with khaki shirts and trousers (not military) and brown shoes that match the bills of the caps. Weather providing, I wear an A2 jacket with them too at times. I live in Germany, but I wear them in the States too. I've gotten odd looks from some people but mostly no one seems to care. When I was in the Dallas airport a few months ago, wearing khaki trousers and a khaki bush coat with my khaki service cap, a few people asked me if I was returning from Afghanistan! I'm going on 60 and I use a cane, so I guess they thought I got injured over there. One old man looked at me and said, "I haven't seen that much khaki since the war!" I don't know which war he meant, but he meant it in a good-hearted way, and that's the way I took it. Occasionally someone asks why I'm wearing my service caps and I just tell them I like the caps. Usually they're very impressed that they're 70 years old and still in such good shape. Woman seem to like them, even at my age--or perhaps especially at my age. My advice: If you have a wearable vintage cap, or a new one that looks really good, wear the darn thing! I can't see spending good money on them and then just leave them lying around the house. If you're not man enough to wear it in public, maybe you're not man enough to own one! Of course, in all fairness, it might be different for someone my age. I think most people probably think I'm retired military, so they don't give me a hard time about it. Maybe if I were younger they would.
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