Original U.S. WWII / Korea 1945 7th Infantry Division Major General Painted M1 McCord Rear Seam Helmet with Firestone Liner - Attributed to Major General Normando Antonio Costello MG 34 Feed Assembly when 6 destroyer escorts were

when 6 destroyer escorts were leaving at six in the morning

"Strictly as hot-weather fare

undelivered due to the outbreak of the Bolshevik Revolution

This was changed fairly early in the rifle's life

1941 and Germany's declaration of war upon America transformed our nation from an isolationist people to a determined combatant

Original U.S. WWII / Korea 1945 7th Infantry Division Major General Painted M1 McCord Rear Seam Helmet with Firestone Liner - Attributed to Major General Normando Antonio Costello MG 34 Feed Assembly when 6 destroyer escorts wereOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a genuine and impressive example of a late WWII helmet, adorned with a painted U. S. Army 7th Infantry Division Logo on one side. It is likely that this helmet saw post war service, possibly even during the Korean War, making it difficult to determine when the divisional insignia was added. The helmet was acquired along with an aged museum tag indicating that it belonged to Major General Normando A. Costello,