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WWI US ARMY 33rd DIVISION HELMET
This is a a fine example of a US Army WWI m-1917 helmet. Unit marked with the
33rd Division insignia. Note that the original liner remains intact. A paper
label is located at the top of the liner. This paper contained instructions on
how to adjust the size for better fit.
This view shows all the characteristics of a M-1917 helmet. The liner is composed
of a net manufactured from string. Covered with plastic-like material. The center
retains the paper tag - However, the information is no longer legible.
The chis strap consisted of a single piece of leather in a continuous loop. It
was adjusted via the use of a buckle. The edges of the helmet are rolled in to
avoid the exposure of any sharp surface who could injure the soldier.
The back section of the helmet has been stamped. Not all helmets were stamped.
PRICING GUIDE INFORMATION
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The year in which the estimated value was made is noted
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and collectibles.
| Value (2007) | $125.00 |
| Availability (2007) | Medium |
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