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Hi Friends,
here is the latest addition to my collection, it’s an US M3, complete and in very good condition for me.
The special paint is 100% and there is also felt within the earflaps.
Liner and chinstrap seem untouched.
I hope it’s interesting and thanks for your opinions.

Cheers
Roberto

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Hi guys this is the latest addition to my M1 collection. This particular helmet was manufactured by Ingersoll Products and they produced the steel body from 1965 to 1967. The liner is from the model 55 production range (very hard to come by) and is a Firestone liner. The liner has the mold in mark of 104 then an F (Firestone brand without the shield) and the number 62 which is the production year 1962. The last contract awarded for the model 55 liner was issued in 1963 to Firestone before the start of the nylon range of liners took over in 1964. The headband is an early 1960s contract mark and the nape strap having a 1967 date. All the straps for the liner and the helmet have the Anchor buckle stamp marks. The helmet as whole has that level of rusting associated with exposure to sea conditions which is very similar to my other navy M1. Thanks for looking guys cool militaria.

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I am interested in buying this backpack and would appreciate any feedback re whether it is Third Reich period or post war. Any help in this area very much appreciated, nic

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I posted these here because it was the best fit……clinging on to the fact the British set up the Arab Legion.

I couldn’t resist picking these up at a flea market in Tel-Aviv yesterday, the badges from one stall and the patches from another.

The first two badges are Arab Legion cap badge and epaulette badge, I’m assuming these are Six Day War period trophies.

The other badge, I have no idea what it is, or even what way round it is supposed to be, it doesn’t look Israeli and they were all in the same box. Any thoughts on the I would be welcome.

The patches, the should patch believe translates to ‘Kings Guard’ or ‘Royal Guard’ or something similar, I can find any information on these at all, but the crown is definitely Jordanian, again I would appreciate any enlightenment on that.

Thanks,
Steve.

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