Early WW2 WWII Paratrooper Inland Liner

374A Front Seam Swivel Bale M1 Helmet. LT Ranked and Laundry Numbered(L.B 3740) Paratrooper westinghouse liner. Leather sweatband is damaged but chinstrap is intact

Front Seam Fixed Bale m1 helmet. Early 40B Heat Stamp. Gold Painted Westinghouse liner. Chinstrap is broken on liner. Named to "Mayhu"

No chin strap. Inland liner is in great shape

Corpsman red Cross has been painted over which was customary to do so they wouldnt be targeted by the enemy. Liner has a name but not legible. M! pot is heat stamped 357

Maker Marked Liner. Lite wear on liner. Helmet Straps in tact and in exceptional shape. Helmet is heat stamped as well

US Military M1 combat steel helmet and WWII helmet liner. Front seam swivel bail steel helmet heavily overpainted in black. Chin straps and ball release intact. WWII era liner has early OD #3 colored

Photo depicting a Soviet man with three badges: 1) Ready for Labor and Defense (1936-1940), 2) Early Type WW2 Soviet Parachute Badge, Paratrooper; and 3) Voroshilov Sharpshooter Honorary Tile 1932. Di

FIXED BELL SHELL. RUSTED INTERIOR. VIETNAM PARATROOPER LINER. 80s CAMO COVERING.

Size SE60. Early First Design Droop tail eagle. No Strap. Liner intact

United States,1937- 1942 All three helmet have the revised liner and chin strap. The Marine Corps helmet insignia is firmly attached.

M1 helmet complete with helmet net, liner and chinstrap.

Donald R. Burgett (1925 – 2017) was a writer and a former World War II paratrooper. He was among the Airborne troopers who landed in Normandy early on the morning of D-Day . He was a member of the 1

WWII AND POSSIBLE KOREAN WAR ERA M1C FRONT SEAM FIXED BALE HELMET WITH WESTINGHOUSE LINER. 82nd AIRBORNE INSIGNIA PAINTED TO THE FRONT, INSIDE THE HELMET SHELL THERE IS AN AREA THAT APPREARS TO BE BUR

U.S. M1 helmet with original period high pressure liner heat stamped "W" WESTINGHOUSE manufacturer's mark, cloth suspension liner, with the webbing in very good shape, original chin strap with anchor

WWII Fixed-Bail Helmet with Liners, 1940s. Helmet is believed to be an early McCord. One liner is believed to be a low pressure hood rubber and the other a high pressure Westinghouse. In-house shippin

Early Cold War Era clutch back Paratrooper Insignia. Unmarked but tested Sterling Silver. From Veteran's Estate Collection.

Early Merchant Marine Visor Tan Cap. Bullion insignia eagle, anchor and wreath. Wicker liner. Size is 7 inches. Inside the liner- Regulation U.S. Navy Cap. Good condition for its age.

Laundry Numbered. unique stitching of rank and 101st patch. Field repairs present. Snags and stains also present on jacket. No belt

Relic Condition. No Buttons. Holes in jacket. Displays well from the front.

Early Documents WWI & WWII Kennedy Family - Twenty-eight (28) Pieces including: 1917 Australian Imperial Force Paybook Receipt 1916 The Kurrajong 1919 Leave Pass 1917 issued Australian YMCA Leave Cale

As shown

Westinghouse Marked

Rare genuine WWII US combat and throwing knife, manufactured by Knife-Crafters in Chestnut Hill, Pennsylvania. This type was used by the Office of Strategic Services and U.S. Paratroopers. Comes with

US mask protective field M17 canvas carrying bag. Soldier steel helmet liner, combat type 1. Steel helmet measures 9" x 11". Men's wool Garrison cap, size 71/2, type 2, class 4. Contact our recommende