U.s. M1 Helmet. Wwii. Utah Beach. D-day. 1944
Artist: U.s M1 Mc Cord 1942
U.S. Helmet M1 WW2 (May 1942).
Shell manufactured by Mc Cord. (McCord RadiatorManufacturing Company. Detroit. Michigan).
Lot numberon the front rim: 174A (“Ghost Treaders Museum”:manufactured in May 1942).
Weldon the front band.
Fixed stainless steel chin strap buckle: the right buckle is missing.
Color:Matte olive drab granulate.
Nochin strap.
Signs of wear on the rim and shell.
Linerwith double chin strap.
Manufacturer: Westinghouse Electric Company. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (1942–1945).
On the paratrooper chin strap: U.S.
On a strap of the “Riddel” suspension system, the letter “P”
Minor traces of oxidation.
Provenance: BA177 (Auxerre Air Base) Occupied by the Luftwaffe and, upon liberation, by the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault: “Screaming Eagle”), which participated in D-Day at Utah Beach in 1944
Shell manufactured by Mc Cord. (McCord RadiatorManufacturing Company. Detroit. Michigan).
Lot numberon the front rim: 174A (“Ghost Treaders Museum”:manufactured in May 1942).
Weldon the front band.
Fixed stainless steel chin strap buckle: the right buckle is missing.
Color:Matte olive drab granulate.
Nochin strap.
Signs of wear on the rim and shell.
Linerwith double chin strap.
Manufacturer: Westinghouse Electric Company. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (1942–1945).
On the paratrooper chin strap: U.S.
On a strap of the “Riddel” suspension system, the letter “P”
Minor traces of oxidation.
Provenance: BA177 (Auxerre Air Base) Occupied by the Luftwaffe and, upon liberation, by the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault: “Screaming Eagle”), which participated in D-Day at Utah Beach in 1944
560 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Metal
Reference (ID): 1823873
Availability: In stock
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