Original U.S. WWII - Korean War Named M1 McCord Front Seam Helmet painted Red with Firestone Liner Russian Issue Equipment and to Queen Victoria in

and to Queen Victoria in 1837

with lots of honest service wear

The black lack leather of the tab indicates the belt was for for the Ordnungspolizei (Order Police)

Sent to defend the southern slope of Little Round Top by Col

Original U.S. WWII - Korean War Named M1 McCord Front Seam Helmet painted Red with Firestone Liner Russian Issue Equipment and to Queen Victoria inOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice example of a genuine WWII Issue U. S. Army M1 Helmet, complete with its original WWII Liner. This helmet, like many WWII helmets, was later reissued for use during the Korean war, as the M1 Helmet was still in service, and would remain so until 1985. It was painted red, possibly for use with a training unit, and also is named on the interior to a soldier. The U. S. WWII M 1 helmet was only