Casque Complet Vietnam US M1 The Artist - 1

Vietnam "The Artist" - LIMITED EDITION

299,00€

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The M1 helmet of American troops at the end of the Vietnam War. An iconic helmet with accessories typical of the conflict and a reproduction helmet cover hand-painted and hand-aged.

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Steel helmet shell of Belgian origin, with a rear rim seam and swivel chinstrap loops, repainted in matt OD (Olive Drab). The helmet is fitted with a pair of reproduction Vietnam-type OD#7 chinstraps.

Original US "HELMET GROUND TROOPS TYPE 1" liner dated 1975, with its original components (suspension, headband and neckband).

2.5 kg

Steel helmet: Steel
Liner: Fibre
Chinstrap: Cotton
Hardware: Metal

All our helmet shells are made of steel and come from military surplus stock. Some of them are more than 50 years old. They may show signs of use and ageing due to storage. Although they have been repainted and refurbished, some evidence of their past use remains visible.

The liner is one size, but is adjustable in depth and head circumference.

Free pickup-point delivery from €150 (France) · €200 (EU)

Personalization within 3 to 4 weeks

Flexible returns

Helmet cover Vietnam "The Artist" - LIMITED EDITION

This Vietnam-type complete helmet is painted with a paint based on the shade used by the US Army between 1936 and 1944. Matt by nature, it will tend to take on a satin sheen with time and wear, just like original helmets.

Texture Vietnam "The Artist" - LIMITED EDITION

The Vietnam-type M1 infantry steel helmet is sold with a reproduction Mitchell helmet cover painted and weathered by hand by a local artist.

Chinstrap Vietnam "The Artist" - LIMITED EDITION

Reproduction Vietnam-type chinstraps with hook and T1 quick-release buckle.

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Vietnam "The Artist" - LIMITED EDITION

The iconic M1 helmet of the American soldier at the end of the Vietnam War. With its graffiti-covered Mitchell cover, its band and accessories, it is the very image of the GI at the end of the conflict.