Wwii Us Army/usmc/usn M-1 Helmet Steel Pot # 76c First Liner Hawley Named

Posted Fri, 07/17/2020 - 21:42

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THE ITEM YOU SEE IS THE ITEM YOU WILL RECEIVE UNLESS I HAVE MORE THAN ONE, THEN YOU WILL RECEIVE A SIMILAR ITEM TO THE PICTURE. NO INTERNATIONAL SALES DUE TO HEALTH CONDITIONS.

THEY ARE HOLDING ITEMS IN THE US LONGER. WWII US ARMY/USMC/USN M-1 HELMET STEEL POT # 76C FIRST LINER HAWLEY NAMED. The Hawley helmet is getting more difficult to find in decent condition. This has been in my collection for many years, and I have kept the helmet and liner protected. These early helmets were used at Guadalcanal, and the liners didnt hold up very well in the jungles.

They were discontinued in November of 1942. Helmets Steel Pot Fixed Bale Color Olive drab with particles of cork which gave the helmet a coarse appearance Steel Pot Original Paint About 90 % with a small area of rust Inside Helmet Number 76C Chinstraps Olive drab webbing Chinstraps Length 10 ½ and 4 ½ inches Chinstrap Color Olive drab Leather Thin Chinstrap Has been cut and removed Buckles Brass and attached Inside Pot No rust Condition Excellent for its age Liner Type Hawley, first fiber liners were produced along with the first order of M-1 pots. Named Robert T Bauer 17040076 Interior Consists of Rayon Riddle suspension systems Sweatband Color White rayon webbing and a piece of leather sewn on the front of the webbing Liner Outside has rust and no large cracks or damage to the rim liner Liner Material Pressed cardboard covered with a layer of fabric Production Late 1941 and discontinued November of 1942 Condition For a Hawley, the condition is really nice. Most Hawley liners are very badly damaged around the rim area.

See pictures for a better description. N/A Not Applicable Please look over the pictures carefully as they are also part of the description. My passion is history, and I desire that my vintage militaria items go to collectors so that our past lives on, and the items will continue to be preserved.

This item has been in my collection for many years. My collections are in rooms that do not get any outside light.

Therefore, you won't find any fading with any of my militaria items, smoke-free environment. No cats and only a little Yorkie occasionally.

If you need a longer amount of time, please contact me before the item closes. AFTER THE ITEM HAS LEFT THE U. YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR TRACKING THE ITEM. You are responsible for those charges. About Us My passion is history.

I have always and still do read books on wars and reference books. I have been collecting for over 50 years.

I desire is to keep vintage old militaria items in the collector's collections; where they will continue to be appreciated and taken care of for years to come. Years ago, when a friend of mine came over to see my collection; he said to me. "You do not own these items; they are merely on loan to you until you have to sell them to another collector for him to enjoy".
Years later I have realized just how true his words were. We sincerely appreciate the thousands of Ebayers that we have had the pleasure of doing business with for over 20 years. Our pictures are cropped to show the largest image.

THE ITEM YOU SEE IS THE ITEM YOU WILL RECEIVE. UNLESS I HAVE MORE THAN ONE , THEN YOU WILL RECEIVE A SIMILAR ITEM TO THE PICTURE. WE HAVE OPENED UP INTERNATIONAL SALES. IT COULD TAKE UP TO TWO MONTHS FOR ITEMS TO ARRIVE AT YOUR LOCATION. Drab with particles of cork which gave the helmet a coarse appearance.

Original Paint About 90 % with a small area of rust. 10 ½ and 4 ½ inches. Has been cut and removed. Hawley, first fiber liners were produced along with the first order of M-1 pots.

Consists of Rayon Riddle suspension systems. White rayon webbing and a piece of leather sewn on the front of the webbing. Outside has rust and no large cracks or damage to the rim liner. Pressed cardboard covered with a layer of fabric.

Late 1941 and discontinued November of 1942. For a Hawley, the condition is really nice.

Please look over the pictures carefully as they are also part of the description. I always have and still do read books on wars and reference books. I desire to keep vintage old militaria items in the collector's collections, where they will continue to be appreciated and taken care of for years to come.

Years ago, when a friend of mine came over to see my collection, he said to me. You do not own these items; they are merely on loan to you until you have to sell them to another collector for him to enjoy. Years later, I have realized just how true his words were. Auctiva offers Free Image Hosting and Editing. The item "WWII US ARMY/USMC/USN M-1 HELMET STEEL POT # 76C FIRST LINER HAWLEY NAMED" is in sale since Tuesday, June 23, 2020.

This item is in the category "Collectibles\Militaria\WW II (1939-45)\Original Period Items\United States\Hats & Helmets". The seller is "shopmilitary" and is located in Elkhorn, Nebraska. This item can be shipped to United States, all countries in Europe, Canada, Australia.

Region of Origin: United States
Modified Item: No
Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
Theme: Militaria
Original/Reproduction: Original
Conflict: WW II (1939-45)

Wwii Us Army/usmc/usn M-1 Helmet Steel Pot # 76c First Liner Hawley Named

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