Helmet Liner Manufacturer Identification Logo's & Markings
2010年5月6日 · For future reference: On the inside crown of most every helmet liner made in WWII, is a manufacturers identification stamp. Below are graphics of what each stamp should look like along with the manufacturers name: First up, a low pressure liner manufacturer: Hood Rubber Company, Inc. Watertown, Massachusetts Identified by a silver "HR" in the crown
Rough guide to the US M-1 liner & makers - War Relics
2010年12月7日 · A major identifier of a WWII US M-1 helmet liner are the internal garter studs. On each side of the M-1 helmet liner were two small posts attached by an external cap. These studs were for the fastening of the leather liner chinstrap. This feature was retained in the US M-1 helmet liner all the way up to the M-1958 and disappeared in the early ...
Quick reference guide to "How old is this M1 helmet liner?"
2020年3月27日 · The first M1 helmet liners had rayon webbing that was gray, that standardized into khaki which then became dark green as WW2 progressed. Generally, lighter the webbing color, the older it is. After WW2, the dark green (OD#7) was standard through Korea, the P55 liner (1955-1963) used the same pattern of webbing with a circle and tie in the ...
M1 Helmet and Liner Dating Info - US MILITARIA FORUM
2020年9月9日 · The liner was made between 1964 and 1972 and is a classic Vietnam-era liner. US 78 is another internal quality control number, US means the mold was owned by the US government and loaned to the manufacturer during their contract, as opposed to the company owned molds used in the 1940s and 1950s. 78 is the number of the mold so defective liners ...
M1 helmet and liner identification? - War Relics
2012年12月4日 · Hi. This is another M1 that I have had for a couple years. I just wanted to get you guys opinion on what war it was from and what kind of liner is with it. the helmet has a m310 number swivel bails and rear seam. the liner has no makers marks just a + on top dead center.
M1 Identification, help needed. Alleged Vietnam era helmet.
2022年5月10日 · Looks like an American helmet that was lend-leased to a European country at one point. The chinstraps attached to the shell appear the be euroclones, and the ones hooked onto the liner are off an East German M60 helmet. They are tied onto the attachment hooks that accept a removable nape strap.
M1 Identification - Vietnam Liner? Unknown shell. - War Relics
2019年7月21日 · The liner does appear to be a Vietnam to post war used liner. The chinstraps on the helmet are indicative of the 1980’s. The helmet looks to be from the same era. I would like to see a better picture of the marking in the helmet and I do know it is hard to focus on it sometimes. Is there any markings on the side of the helmet near the swivel ...
Helmet Liner Manufacturer Identification Logo's & Markings
2010年5月6日 · Found this forum while looking for M1 helmet info/parts. I am a Vietnam Vet, USAF Tan Son Nhut AB '72. Worked on EC-47s, ground crew. Back in 80s I located a decent M1 helmet and cover at a surplus store and shelved it over the years. Grand kids being kids started playing with it and the suspension webbing in the liner took a hit.
M1 Helmet Liner Question - M-1; M-1C & M-2 HELMETS - U.S.
2018年1月16日 · "Grenada" Issue M1 Liner, final liner (late 1970's-about 1985) Similar to the Vietnam liner except the webbing is held by clips instead of washers and 100% removable. These liners are thick, bulky and tend not to fit into the steel shells.
M1 Helmet Identification, please help - War Relics
2021年8月18日 · This was a Korean War era unit/hence the helmet is most likely a WW2 era helmet used during the 1950s. Here is some information about the insignia. The Volunteer State Guard Magazine Vol. 17, Issue 3 by Tennessee Guardsman - Issuu The Horizontal bar on the back of the helmet liner is known as a "follow me" marker.