Original U.S. WWII - Korean War Named M1 McCord Front Seam Helmet painted Red with Firestone Liner Original Machine Gun Part Sets Nine Ki-21-Ia/b's were sold by

Nine Ki-21-Ia/b's were sold by Japan to Thailand in 1940 for use by the Royal Thai Air Force against Vichy French forces in French Indochina but did not participate in the French-Thai War as its crews had not completed training

so the tumbler or sear spring may need adjustment

The blade does not appear to have been sharpened much after the factory

This Experimental signed musket is dated 1821 and may well have started life as a Flintlock that was later converted to percussion

This was used first in September 1918 during the breaking of the Hindenburg Line with the Hundred Days' Offensive

Original U.S. WWII - Korean War Named M1 McCord Front Seam Helmet painted Red with Firestone Liner Original Machine Gun Part Sets Nine Ki-21-Ia/b's were sold byOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice example of a genuine WWII Issue U. S. Army M1 Helmet, complete with its original WWII Liner. This helmet, like many WWII helmets, was later reissued for use during the Korean war, as the M1 Helmet was still in service, and would remain so until 1985. It was painted red, possibly for use with a training unit, and also is named on the interior to a soldier. The U. S. WWII M 1 helmet was only