Original U.S. Late WWII M1 Helmet with Custom Parachute Material Cover- WWII Firestone Liner French Edged Weapons and is made of what

and is made of what appears to be rayon cloth

The firm became TATHAM AND SON (1800-1865) as the next generation joined the enterprise and one of the best known

Year of Manufacture: circa 1850

We have checked the signature with known oshigata from the showa era

The Gras used by the French Army was an adaptation to metallic cartridge of the Chassepot breech-loading rifle by colonel Basile Gras

Original U.S. Late WWII M1 Helmet with Custom Parachute Material Cover- WWII Firestone Liner French Edged Weapons and is made of whatOriginal Item: Only One Available. Certainly a very unique helmet, This is a WWII production U. S. WWII Rear Seam M1 Helmet that has had a cover fashioned from a piece of WWII Era camouflage parachute material on it as a helmet cover for a very long time. The liner is a near mint condition WWII production Firestone Liner with very crisp and clean khaki suspension. The helmet is a rear seam (late 1944+ production), with khaki chinstraps fitted with