Original U.S. WWII Named Airborne Paratrooper Sergeant’s Fixed Bale M1 Helmet with Vesicant Gas Detection Paint & Scarce Inland Paratrooper Liner - Jack Tritch - Likely Italian / Southern France Campaign Crimean War It is a lithograph on

It is a lithograph on heavy paper and is dated 1948 though it was printed in the early 1970s

The British were also critical saying that the receiver could be bent and the bolt locked up by the mere act of knocking a leaning rifle onto a hard floor

"As commanding officer of the 2nd Battalion

This is an extremely rare rare DAK dark tan cotton overcoat or greatcoat as used by German Army Motorcycle riders in tropical environments (Italy

without the checking and crazing we often see on these

Original U.S. WWII Named Airborne Paratrooper Sergeant’s Fixed Bale M1 Helmet with Vesicant Gas Detection Paint & Scarce Inland Paratrooper Liner - Jack Tritch - Likely Italian / Southern France Campaign Crimean War It is a lithograph onOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is an outstanding example of a field worn Paratrooper helmet with an extraordinarily scarce Inland paratrooper liner and fantastic vesicant paint on the exterior shell. The shell has Sergeant Chevrons scratched into the front, and the name Jack Tritch is scratched in two spots on the shell and once on the liner, making this an outstanding matched set. While we couldnt find a positive ID in our preliminary research,