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Help with deciphering manufacturers name I think is Inland


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Like the title says I’m trying to figure this out.

 

Included is a picture of the liner.

 

How early is this liner?

 

Any help is appreciated and I thank you for your help.

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Manufacturers mark looks like Inland. Nice early war liner with the rayon (white webbing). I forget dates they stopped using rayon but I believe it was early 1943 or before. Also Inland did not produce liners through out the war, only early war.

 

I also see the chinstrap is riveted to the liner, and the square buckle, another early war feature. 

 

Alec

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8 minutes ago, fight said:

Manufacturers mark looks like Inland. Nice early war liner with the rayon (white webbing). I forget dates they stopped using rayon but I believe it was early 1943 or before. Also Inland did not produce liners through out the war, only early war.

 

Alec


Alec, thanks for the info I really appreciate it.

 

Petet

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That’s a very nice early one, only a handful of early manufacturers had snap in headbands and folded over nap straps. Those are very desirable features. I agree it was probably made mid 1942. 

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1 hour ago, Ray42 said:

That’s a very nice early one, only a handful of early manufacturers had snap in headbands and folded over nap straps. Those are very desirable features. I agree it was probably made mid 1942. 


Thanks so much for this confirming information.

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