Hi guys sorry I haven’t been around for a few months have had family problems to deal with and all sorted now. I can get back to my passion of helmet collecting and displaying for the great collectors here on warrelics cool militaria
I have recently managed to pick up a hard to come by Marmac Industries Inc (MII) paratrooper liner. This particular liner was manufactured in 1962 and is one of the 17,010 contract order for MII. In the same year Firestone were contracted to produce 12,810 units and this is one of the liners on my bucket list also :shok_yikes:
The liner has the U.S. Government mold in mark, which shows that Marmac leased out a government mold and then during production added the MII mark to show it was one of their liners. During that time period there were up to 70 owned government molds in use. The headband has a 63 contract date and is missing the nape strap which I will be searching for a suitable replacement. It has the wire brass buckles on the A straps and has the U.S. ink stamp on the chin strap. Looking forward to your comments on this one guys and thanks for looking cool militaria

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by: all1knew

Description: Hello all,

Here’s your chance to pick up a really nice dovehead Army Officer’s sword. A nice bright blade on this one with excellent detail to the eagle with some wear to the brass fittings. The sheath is not a repaint and void of any major dings or dents. There is a small chip in the bakelite handle but the wire grip is super tight. Overall, for the price you really can’t beat this one!

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free shipping ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD & I don’t charge PayPal fees like some of the other guys!

Thank you for looking.

William Kramer

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Hi, I looked at nice gallery of makers and still could not identify what mine is (hope it’s not a fake). Could you help?

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Hi, I looked at nice gallery of makers and still could not identify what mine is (hope it’s not a fake). Could you help?

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Hello Friends,

I hope you all are well today. I added this fixed bale, front seam to my collection recently and thought that you might like to see. Not in the best of condition but it will display okay. As always i look forward to your comments and input.

Take care,

Mart

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