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AMERICAN COMBAT EQUIPMENT OF THE SECOND WORLD WAR
"Big Red One" 1st Infantry Division Captain's M1 helmet with fixed bales. Original wartime applied markings, an identical painted helmet for a 1st Division Lieutenant resides on display at The National WWII Museum in New Orleans. This very special helmet resided in a private collection for over 30 years before we were able to acquire it.
M1 helmet with fixed bales, green hardware, original wartime applied net and goggles as worn in Germany 1945.
Original battle damaged 'winter white wash' M1 helmet with fixed bales. Found by a young boy after the battle where U.S. Army 10th Mountain was fighting in Bologna, Italy. There is shrapnel damage penetrating the steel shell and liner. We believe the white paint is the type of white wash used for tanks. Completely untouched and original.
M1 helmet with fixed bales and green hardware, unissued condition just as it came off the assembly line.
First Special Service Force (FSSF) enlisted soldiers uniform complete with original French made FSSF braid.
1943 Springfield M1 Garand.
1942 dated M1911/M1911A1 pistol rig and 1943 Hickok lanyard.
.45 ACP ammunition crate.
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