Original U.S. Late WWII M1 Schlueter Helmet with Hood Rubber Liner and 1953 Dated USMC Camo Cover Category_Receiver Top Cover by using a four-bladed propeller

by using a four-bladed propeller

It's last action was the Siege of Yorktown in September of 1781

Included with the purchase are original goggles which are nicely marked BREV

The Remington Rolling Block is one of the most successful single shot weapons ever developed

The regiment's first Civil War engagement was in April and May 1862 during the Siege of Yorktown

Original U.S. Late WWII M1 Schlueter Helmet with Hood Rubber Liner and 1953 Dated USMC Camo Cover Category_Receiver Top Cover by using a four-bladed propellerOriginal Item: Only One Available. After WWII concluded, the U. S. military was left with large numbers of still serviceable M1 helmets, as well as many that were never put into service. The M1 helmet specifications went through some changes before the Korean War started, however existing stocks were still perfectly acceptable, so many were re issued from components on hand. This example is a bit interesting, in that a rare early WWII "Low Pressure"