U.S. M1 Helmet & Mitchell Camouflage Cover

An extremely nice example of a 1960's era M1 helmet which has a clear visible heat number. The helmet's liner is also in very nice condition with the liner's straps and leather sweat band both DSA ( Defence Supply Agency ) stamped and dated 1969. The comes with a 1973 dated reversible Mtichall camouflage cover and elasticated band.  read more

Code: 68549

U.S. M1 Helmet

This is a actually a WW2 vintage helmet which has been period refurbished for use in Vietnam. The chinstrap has been replaced. The helmet has been personalised. The actual shell dates between October 1943 to October 1944 as this example has the stainless steel rim which was discontinued from October 1944. The liner is in excellent condition the liner straps and sweatband both DSA ( Defence Sup...  read more

Code: 68548

U.S. M1 Helmet & Marine Corps Camouflage Cover

A very nice example of a M1 swivel bale front seamed helmet retaining nearly all of its original finish This example has the stainless steel rim which gives the production date between October 1943 to October 1944. However i believe this example may have actually been produced in October 1943 as it has the early black painted brass buckle with the raised bar feature which was discontinued in ...  read more

Code: 68547

U.S. M1 Helmet & Marine Corps Camouflage Cover

This is a swivel bale front seamed with a manganese rim which was introduced in October 1944. In November 1944 a further modification was introduced on the M1 Helmet with the rim seam repositioned to the rear. Which gives the actual production date of this example as October 1944. The stainless steel rim was replaced because it was found the paint to not adhere to a stainless steel rim and cau...  read more

Code: 68546

U.S. Marine Corps Pith Helmet

A Marine Corps pith helmet in very good condition which is maker marked International Hat Company and dated 7th April 1944. The front of the helmet has the Marine Corps globe and anchor badge.  read more

Code: 68545

U.S. M1 Helmet 29th Infantry

An extremely nice example of a front seam swivel bale M1 helmet, which would have been produced between October 1943 to November 1944. The helmet retains its original finish and has its unit formation badge on the front of the 29th Infantry Division. The inside of the shell has a visible heat number. The liner is the third pattern and is also in very good condition. It is stamped with the maker...  read more

Code: 68544

U.S. M1 Helmet Liner

This is a third pattern line for the r M1 helmet produced by Capac Manufacturing Company. However this example has the formation badge in the form of the Letter D within a triangle which is the symbol used by the 39th Infantry Division which formed in 1917, disbanded in 1923 and reformed in 1946. The happy horse unit badge is unknown.  read more

Code: 68543

U.S. M38 Tankers Helmet

This is a M38 tankers helmet which is in good condition and still has a visible patent number and the manufacturers name, Rawlings.  read more

Code: 68542

Reproduction U.S. M38 Tankers Helmet

This is a reproduction of a U.S. M38 tankers helmet, which is approximately a size 59.  read more

Code: 68541

U.S. M4A2 Flak Helmet

A very good example of a M4A2 flak helmet, which was introduced in June 1944 and was designed for use by Bomber crews. It was smaller and more compact than the M3 flak helmet and more suitable for wear in confined spaces such as ball turret. This example retains its contract label which gives the manufacturers name Industrial Canvas Prod. Corp. The chinstrap appears to have been shortened.  read more

Code: 68540