Found this on ebay,not even sure where it should be posted,being sold as a ww2 Normandy M1 USN/TANK/PARATROOPER/any ideas anyone?is it real or something knocked up in modern times.............
Found this on ebay,not even sure where it should be posted,being sold as a ww2 Normandy M1 USN/TANK/PARATROOPER/any ideas anyone?is it real or something knocked up in modern times.............
Never seen anything US like that. New one too me. I have no idea. Marty
Did the USA use that sizing system Jake? Never seen anything like it before.
This does not look US to me.
I also think post-war.
Will see what other say.
chris
Well it certainly has nothing to do with the US postwar Experimental Helmet Programs,and I too dont believe its of US origin and that shell is rimless so therefore does not have a front or rear seam which has never been known on any US issued Helmets.also the paint and texture is typical European so im going with chris on this one,cant add much more really.
I'd say post war and maybe some kind of dispatch riders helmet.
The US did and still does use this sizing system.....but as far as the helmet and what it is, I have no clue....Best guess would be a repro British Dispatch Riders helmet....
William
"Much that once was, is lost. For none now live who remember it."
An interesting helmet!
Another clue is to look on the back of the stud button, might able to judge by the maker like United Carr, DOT, Scoville, etc...
Regards,
Taka
It's been over-painted in an 'army green'. Looks like something
race car drivers in the 1950's wore.........
Regards,
Steve.
The holes and the cord running outside the helmet reminds me of the vintage 'Texolex' helmets.
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