WORLD WAR II HELMET WITH LINER & NET-WEBBING

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This solid, steel, WW II, combat helmet includes steel helmet; a fiberglass liner with adjustable webbing that holds the adjustable sweat band; a camouflage, web netting that covers the outside of the helmet (similar to the helmets you see in the movie, "Saving Private Ryan"); adjustable chin straps for the steel helmet--the snap style, (see photos accompanying item: inside fiberglass liner, and close-up of snap-style chin straps.) The chin straps may be a bit discolored from age, but they are stress-tested to at least 10 lbs.; so they are nice and solid despite, any small bit of fading. The fiberglass liner may not be original equipment--any rotten webbing, shriveled leather sweat bands, etc., have been replaced with solid, functional items. Also, the bales are solid, intact, functional, free-swinging bales. According to most helmet "experts", the main World War II identifying characteristic of this helmet is the RIM AROUND THE BOTTOM OF THE HELMET IS CONNECTED IN FRONT OF THE HELMET (at the point of the visor.) Keep in mind, the helmet is not new--60 to 68 years old; howeve these helmets are in EXCELLENT condition. PLEASE, if you're a picky, meticulous collector, and the rim connection in front of the helmet is not sufficient evidence that this is truly a World War II helmet, or you have an aversion to anything about the suspension read more

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