Modified M1 helmet liner strange
Article about: Hi guys this liner I have had for some time and it was in a WW2 M1 helmet that I bought. So here is what I know about this liner, it is a Marmac manufactured liner as it is marked in the cro
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Sorry Ian its a 1st for me,very unusual indeed,maybe one day some light will be shed.............keep hold you never know.
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Dear Friend........... it's the first time I see this...may be a way to consolidate the liner if it's cracked.....( in the photos I see that near the brim there are two cracks if the sight serves me)...without using glue and letting inalterate the liner....otherwise I remember something similar in belgian M71 helmet (rubber around the helmet)
But in that case the rubber was around the shell and not around the liner as in your case...in addition belgian m71 liner is different from your one.....wait for experts...really interesting!
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Could you show some photos of how the suspension is attached to the liner? That's not a normal US suspension, and the rivets on the outside (under the herringbone) are huge! Look for markings anywhere inside. Also, I would guess that the twill on the outside is so that the liner fits better in an older shell... ?
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Just solved the mystery of this liner when trying to solve a mystery over another liner. It is a re-webbed Chilean M1 helmet liner. Here is a useful link that I found .: World War Helmets - Casque M-1 reconditionné :.
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