WWII USMC M1 Fixed-Bale Helmet with First...
About this listing
This aggregated auction listing is being sold by HiBid in Lancaster, Ohio. The current bid is $5 and 1 bid has been placed. The auction has 2 days remaining. BidProwl's Flip Score puts it at 70/100, which scores around the median for military surplus.
Description from HiBid
Pattern Camouflage Cover. This is an early-production United States Marine Corps M1 steel helmet set. The steel shell features fixed chinstrap loops, known as fixed bales, and a stainless steel front-seam rim, which indicates production between 1941 and late 1943. It is fitted with a first-pattern reversible frog skin camouflage cover, distinguished by the absence of stitched foliage slits. The cover is currently oriented with the beach pattern tan and brown side outward. The interior contains a high-pressure fiber liner featuring a manufacturer crown mark in the crown, attributed to Westinghouse or Firestone. The suspension system is made of Olive Drab No. 3 Herringbone Twill webbing. Components include an adjustable leather sweatband, a nape strap, and a brown leather liner chinstrap. Th...
