Original U.S. WWII-Era US Marine Corps Issue M-1940 Pressed Fiber Sun Helmet with Original Chinstrap & EGA Device Crimean War Accompanying the horn and this

Accompanying the horn and this typed document is a photo postcard of the wreck of the Maine

The polish is still in great shape

Due to problems with the swivel section the M1916 holster was adopted in that year

This flag has a worn look that is impossible to duplicate

First and Third Army planned to converge at Worms thereby cutting off large numbers of Germans still west of the Rhine

Original U.S. WWII-Era US Marine Corps Issue M-1940 Pressed Fiber Sun Helmet with Original Chinstrap & EGA Device Crimean War Accompanying the horn and thisOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a good example of a service used condition American Fiber Helmet. The fiber helmet was originally designed by Jesse Hawley in the early 1930s. Hawley subsequently designed the first fiber helmet liner for the original M1 steel helmet, alongside the General Fibre Company, a subsidiary of the International Hat Company. This example doesnt have an explicit maker. The first patent for the Hawley pressed fiber sun