Original U.S. Korean War Era WWII Reissued US Marine Corps Military Police Painted M1 Helmet Liner By Firestone With EGA Antique Cartridge Firearms along with thousands of tourists

along with thousands of tourists

It was sent overseas in June 1918 and fought at the Meuse-Argonne and at Ypres-Lys offensives

The steel grip ferrule looks great

The plate is in excellent condition

Wharton was in his first day of command when a German sniper shot him while he was at the 112th Infantry's command post

Original U.S. Korean War Era WWII Reissued US Marine Corps Military Police Painted M1 Helmet Liner By Firestone With EGA Antique Cartridge Firearms along with thousands of touristsOriginal Item: Only One Available. This particular helmet liner is a remarkable example of a "high pressure" M1 liner that was first used during WWII. It was reissued for use during the Korean War era as a Marine Corps Military Police helmet. Despite its age, the liner still retains nearly all of its original white paint, which is quite remarkable given the use without a shell. Additionally, the stripes around the circumference of the liner are still