Original U.S. WWII M1 Paratrooper Liner by INLAND with Period Applied Camouflage Scheme British Lancer but then -- that's what

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On the other end there is a stamping of a 'Fleur de Lis

It also has some light oxidation in areas

A wonderful item of one of the rarest pieces of American equipment from WWII

It is marked with the correct Waffenamt eagle next to arz

Original U.S. WWII M1 Paratrooper Liner by INLAND with Period Applied Camouflage Scheme British Lancer but then -- that's whatOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an original WWII issue M1 helmet "high pressure" liner, stamped with the INLAND Company logo, one of the rarest makers of WWII M1 liners. Each of the 75,000 Inland produced airborne liners began their lives as infantry models and were later converted by the McCord Radiator & Manufacturing Co. prior to being issued. This example has a gorgeous period applied camouflage scheme of white, brown, and green. This