Original U.S. WWII & Korean War USMC M1 Helmet with Seaman Liner and Blue Anchor 1953 USMC Cover With Stenciled Eagle, Globe and Anchor - Complete Russian/Soviet Militaria as it was probably adapted

as it was probably adapted from another type of bayonet

It does have slight wear to the plating

The barrel tang on this example is correctly marked M'le 1837

Seat: 40 ½

Cavalry uniforms belonging to members of Royalty are EXTREMELY rare today

Original U.S. WWII & Korean War USMC M1 Helmet with Seaman Liner and Blue Anchor 1953 USMC Cover With Stenciled Eagle, Globe and Anchor - Complete Russian/Soviet Militaria as it was probably adaptedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice service used example of a Korean War Era U. S. Marine Corps Issue M1 Helmet as used during the Korean War Era and into the early Vietnam Conflict. The shell is definitely a bit interesting, as it has a stainless steel rim, but a REAR seam, something we have not seen before! The helmet shell has a heat stamp 922F, the "lift and lot" number from McCord that indicates production in approximately May