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Genuine WWII front-seam fixed bale M1 helmet with original period high pressure liner which is heat stamped "D36" and manufacturer's mark, leather sweat band, herringbone twill cloth suspension liner,

Two WW2 US Army M1 helmets with their original liners and one with cloth cover and net. Dimensions: N/A

Up for auction is a US M1 reproduction helmet. The shell is steel. Some of the fittings and the liner are plastic with what appears to be a PU leather headband. Great for display!  

United States Army relic M-1 steel helmet with a sewn-on chinstrap indicating this is a World War II era helmet, lacking the lining and webbing. Painted with textured green camo paint containing cork

This lot contains a refurbished M1 US helmet with liner, chinstrap, shell and headband.    THIS ITEM IS AS PICTURED WITH NO FURTHER ATTACHMENTS. AL

Rare great World War 1 trench art helmet lamp in un-touch condition. 20 1/2 inches tall x 12 inches. American WW1 dough boy helmet with brass artillery shell in Army green paint. Appliedrifles on base

WWII/Korean War era US M1 Helmet

WWII/Korean War era US M1 Helmet

Original Korean war era rear seam, four panel painted medic helmet with swivel bales and chinstrap. Shell exhibits wear to the painting and rusting to the shell. The liner is from post-Korea, and is b

Original front seam swivel bale M-1 helmet with two applied General stars to the exterior shell. Liner is made by CAPAC and has nice webbing. The shell shows rust and wear throughout. No name or ID to

WWII produced front seam, swivel bale US M-1 Helmet with First Special Service Forces (FSSF) and Medic insignias painted on the shell. The paint appears to be vintage, and each shows age and some chip

United Sates,1944 - 1945 Front seam swing bale helmet, named to owner in pencil on the shell, Firestone liner, stenciled with sergeants stripes.

Made on top of a WW2 M1 Helmet Liner. Neat piece.

Vietnam era reversible camouflage pattern helmet cover, Vietnam era era liner with A straps for Airborne jump use. The helmet shell itself is a WWII produced front seam swivel bale type. Good overall

Sterling Silver | Genuine Shell | Edward Becenti Navajo Shell Inlay Heart Earrings | Navajo Native American Southwest Indian Jewelry | Approximate Weight: 4 Grams | Dimensions: Earrings: .5" x 1.25" (

US M-1 Combat Helmet "The Big Red One" The U.S. WWII M-1 helmet was only produced from 1941 to 1945. The early M-1 helmet shells had a set of fixed (static) chinstrap loops called "bales" and a stainl

Large Queen Helmet Conch Shell From New Guinea 1970, measuring approximately 6" X 9.5" X 8.25". This shell was collected and cataloged by an American expat living and working in New Guinea in the mid-

A Spanish American War era US New York National Guard M1889 Summer pith helmet. Pressed cardboard, Khaki canvas fabric covered shell. The helmet is adorned with infantry side buttons and Defendam NG S

Edward Weston was a highly influential American photographer known for his pioneering work in modernist and fine art photography. His photograph "Shell" from 1927 is one of his most iconic works.In "S

Artist: EDWARD WESTON Print Title: Nautilus Shell, 1927 Medium: Photoengraving Printed in USA in 1970’s Image Size approx: 9.5 x 7.5” Edward Weston 1886-1958) was a 20th-century American photograp

Lot of American World War Era Helmets and 48-star flag 1.) A-11 leather flying helmet without receivers fitted and with NOTICE tag attached to the fasteners for the oxygen mask. The outer shell and in

Description: An Edward Curtis photogravure from the 1923 copyright photograph. As part of his "The North American Indian" portfolio 1907-1930. Museum specification framed/mattedTitle: Measuring Shell

Artist: Edward Weston Title: Two Shells, 1927 Medium: Photo Litho, 1999, USA Dimensions: 6.05x7.65" Heat Wax Mounted on 8.5x11" Conservation Board Edward Henry Weston was a 20th-century American photo

Artist: EDWARD WESTON Print Title: Two Shells,1927 Medium: Photoengraving Printed in USA in 1970’s Image Size approx: 7 x 5.5” Edward Weston 1886-1958) was a 20th-century American photogra