Original U.S. Marine Corps WWII USMC M1917A1 Kelly Helmet With Camouflage Paint- As Used During The Battle of Wake Island Japanese Flags Eisenhower became their new home

Eisenhower became their new home

This is a fantastic unissued example of a WWII Issue Paratrooper Jump Case for the Carbine

killed by a bullet to the head

Charles Buck Falls was an illustrious American artist

during May 1871

Original U.S. Marine Corps WWII USMC M1917A1 Kelly Helmet With Camouflage Paint- As Used During The Battle of Wake Island Japanese Flags Eisenhower became their new homeOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a genuine, excellent condition M1917A1 "Kelly" Helmet with a Marine Corps EGA attached to the front, dating from the 1936 1942 period. The helmet is complete with the original liner and is with the small leather skull pad that is often missing from these helmets. The chinstrap is complete. The shell has a lovely camouflage pattern of greens, browns, and grays. The original leather liner is intact and in good