Original U.S. WWII/Korean War M1 Front Seam Fixed Bale Helmet with CAPAC Liner and Blue Anchor 1953 USMC Cover With Stenciled Eagle, Globe and Anchor Vietnam showing its original production date

showing its original production date of 1872 on the right hand side of the receiver and its conversion number and date 4112 / 94 on the right rear of the barrel knoxform

The Division Insignia maintains most of the original paint and is still very clear

The details on that picture is incredible and the corking on the helmet is clearly visible

He was cited for Gallantry and awarded the Silver Star (see page 299

The similarity between the

Original U.S. WWII/Korean War M1 Front Seam Fixed Bale Helmet with CAPAC Liner and Blue Anchor 1953 USMC Cover With Stenciled Eagle, Globe and Anchor Vietnam showing its original production dateOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice service worn example of a Late WWII Korean War Era U. S. Marine Corps Issue M1 Helmet as used during the Korean War Era and into the early Vietnam Conflict. The shell is either a late WWII or early Korean War manufacture, and has fixed bales with a front seam. There is a faint heat lot stamp, which looks to be 328D. The liner is a WWII CAPAC manufacture with some damage. The shell has some heavy