Original U.S. Late WWII M1 Helmet with Custom Parachute Material Cover- WWII Firestone Liner Russian/Soviet Militaria Bottom of the box has

Bottom of the box has both roller buckles

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Original U.S. Late WWII M1 Helmet with Custom Parachute Material Cover- WWII Firestone Liner Russian/Soviet Militaria Bottom of the box hasOriginal Item: Only One Available. Certainly a very unique helmet, This is a WWII production U. S. WWII Rear Seam M1 Helmet that has had a cover fashioned from a piece of WWII Era camouflage parachute material on it as a helmet cover for a very long time. The liner is a near mint condition WWII production Firestone Liner with very crisp and clean khaki suspension. The helmet is a rear seam (late 1944+ production), with khaki chinstraps fitted with