Original U.S. WWII M1 Helmet Liner by Mine Safety Appliances modified for Paratrooper Use Military Audio 29 October 1944

29 October 1944

but was repaired

DMANUFACTURE - The bulk of carbines produced seemed to have been manufactured at the Dreyse factory in Sommerda (by both Nicholas and Franz von Dreyse)

Georges Vigneron

prior to shipment to America (probably for Federal use) during the Civil War

Original U.S. WWII M1 Helmet Liner by Mine Safety Appliances modified for Paratrooper Use Military Audio 29 October 1944Original Item: Only One Available. This is a genuine World War Two issue M1 Helmet liner by MSA, which was then modified at arsenal to be a paratrooper liner. This process included adding a "female" snap to both sides of the liner, which would interface with the shell chin strap, which on paratrooper models had an extension with a "male" snap on it. Also, 4 of the rivets retaining the "A" washers were removed, which allowed the canvas straps that