Mystery re-worked US M1 liner.
Article about: Hi Fellow collectors, here's a US Westinghouse M1 liner, that has been clearly re-worked for use with another nation. The webbing cradle, and rivets are not US issue, and it has been painted
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Mystery re-worked US M1 liner.
Hi Fellow collectors, here's a US Westinghouse M1 liner, that has been clearly re-worked for use with another nation.
The webbing cradle, and rivets are not US issue, and it has been painted a glossy Green colour, there are some markings on the webbing ,but they do not seem to relate to anything,on the sweatband which is a 1974 dated US issued piece, there is some faint writing in pen, Blkk or something along those lines,again this could be irrelevant to identifying this liner.
I purchased this liner on it's own , so I have no shell to give me any clues ,I'm afraid.
Any ideas or theories, I did think South American but really not sure ???
Opex.





Comparison shot 65 dated US Liner on left.mystery liner on the right.
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Re: Mystery re-worked US M1 liner.
There's another thread regarding postwar use of "westinghouse liner" re-webbed by Dutch or Belgium army can't remember which............Jake.
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Re: Mystery re-worked US M1 liner.
Hi Jake, yes I think I may have seen that post too, I don't think it's a European conversion,but the jury is open..LOL.
Thanks for your input.
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