M1 helmet It's real?

[Sergeant Potatoe]

I have a 101st m1 helmet, i know it's not from the 101st but i think it's an another div. helmet.
So i want to know where from is my helmet and etc.
I've founded the stamp, it's like a reversed 1 and a 0:


I've founded the nape neck, it's stay co:


And some more letters on the adjustable part of the crown


And some numbers on the steel pot 1 4 8 1 3:

This is the full helmet:


Those are all i discovered.
If you have some info, please post it.

[aj4010]

It's not an American helmet I'm afraid. The stamping on the rim means it is a European clone shell, from Scandinavia I think, possibly Denmark. So it seems is the liner. Clones are not my best subject, but I am sure others will confirm the exact country of origin, but it is not America.
Sorry.

Best Regards,

Andy

Edit:

Link Found:
THE HELMET THREAD - Page 2

[jumpingjank]

all i can say is its not a american looks post 50's/60's euro clone

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very good link to andy .cheers !

[FALLSCHIRMJAGER]

Hello and welcome to the forum!! I cannot help you with the country of origin for this helmet,but i can agree with what has been said above,this is most definatly NOT a US manufactured helmet.It is also not from the WW2 era, sorry.

[aj4010]

Oh, and welcome to the forum!

Best Regards,

Andy

[Nitram]

I'd need some better pictures to tell you where it's from. Check the top of the liner for a very faint light blue stamp "ABL", it's very easy to miss if you don't have the correct lighting, if it does, it's Belgian. I'd also like pictures of the inside of the helmet, and the outside of the liner.


- Martin

[Sergeant Potatoe]

Thanks to everyone for your help!
Now i know from where is my helmet, you're all awesome guys.
I buyed it from a russian with acess to all the Urss armament and nazi things, so i think it's bulgarian.
But i want to ask something more, do you think it is a good replic?

[Nitram]

Bulgarians never used M1 style helmets to my knowledge.

Martin

[aj4010]

It would be OK as a talking piece, an ornament if you like. It is not a replica in the true sense. It is not accurate in any way I can see, nor is it Bulgarian. More pictures of the liner would be good. I hope this, object, did not cost too much.

Best Regards

Andy

[NickD]

might be from Denmark Google Translate