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Article about: I never had seen this one before,anyone knows more? I saw this for selling, 50 euro's the seller claims its WW2 helmet

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    I never had seen this one before,anyone knows more? I saw this for selling, 50 euro's the seller claims its WW2 helmet M1 with odd linerM1 with odd liner

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    Unless that's some super rare variant that I have never seen, that's NOT a WWII M1.

    My guess would be Middle Eastern M1 clone?

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    Quote by GIZMO8Z View Post
    Unless that's some super rare variant that I have never seen, that's NOT a WWII M1.

    My guess would be Middle Eastern M1 clone?
    Beats me, I try to look if there's any info about it. It puzzles me though ...

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    Most definitely not WW2, Joe may be right about it's origins being a middle eastern clone.

    Brad.

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    I believe this is Israeli I've seen many with the same type of set up before might be quite old maybe 1960s

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    It looks like a Korean/Chinese composite helmet. As for it's webbing, a guess would be the Pakistan region of the world?


    Best Regards,


    Andy.



    (Or, for fun, a 1917a1 leather webbing, and a 1'st patt Hawley nape strap!)
    Last edited by aj4010; 01-03-2013 at 04:23 AM.
    Best Regards,


    Andy

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    Many more and better photos would be vvery helpful but I can say for certain it's nothing I've ever seen US, clone or otherwise. The liner is more indicative of a soviet style, which I have never seen on any M-1 clone. Isralie helmets has standard US style liners so it's not that I'm sure.

    Possibly and M-1 that made it to Iraq and has been field modified?

    Interesting helmet, looking forward to the final conclusion.

    Regards,

    Russ

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