WWII production, Korean War era US Army M1 Helmet features a front seam, a 650B heat stamp, and swivel bails. Inside, there's a WWII Firestone liner named to James W. Page (Service Number: RA15381415) in red paint. His hospital admission card, matching his service number, indicates that he was admitted to an Army Medical Treatment Facility Overseas: Clearing Station in July 1951 for a wound, injury, or sickness, and he stayed there for a month. His records also suggest he served 2-3 years in either artillery or anti-aircraft units. The helmet is in good condition overall, with a partially detached leather sweatband and a missing helmet chinstrap. The leather liner chinstrap is broken but remains in place when wedged between the liner and the helmet.
Condition: II