Description
Straight from USA, a very nice M1 helmet in good condition. The shell is complete with its 1944era kaki strap and has a faded lot number (339) stamped in the interior. The curved brim and oval seams are typical for the manufacturer of McCord. Liner is in worn condition and is maker marked by with the firm logo of Firestone. Top of the liner shows small damages. Sweat band and chin strap are all present and nicely marked. Beautiful helmet.
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