Very nicely done.   Semper Fi.   Manny

So I picked up this group over the weekend not knowing anything about this guys service. It turns out he was assigned to Hq Co., Sery Bn, 1 S. S. F. Group for a period of time and most likely served with them when they went to the Aleutian Islands in 1943.    Any additional information on him and his service would be appreciated 

JohnK83882 thanks man, I had a feeling. Thanks for your response!

The inside usually has most of the damage anyway. Kill the rust. A late WW2 helmet with a beautiful Vietnam paint job. It's a display piece.

Yeah it's weird, Mabey the seller just saw the color of the inside of the pot and didn't bother to take the cover off? I am truly stumped. Thanks for your response!

I know it's been a few years, I found this liner when I first started collecting. I can easily identify it now, just took some schooling. Thanks for all of the responses!!!

I like it, except the inside pictures looks like a typical vietnam/korea repaint, with the light semi apple green color. the outside looks good though, a little light compared to a mint helmet I have, but different factories different paint, or storage, whatever. the contrast between the inside and outside stump me, maybe it's just the lighting. either way a great find!

It sure is a beauty if it's legit, that's what caught me off guard. I have never held a WW2 M1 in this condition let alone evaluate the authenticity. Thanks for the response!

Found this the other day when I was going through my old newspapers. Pretty cool addition for the collection. Anyone ever seen this before? Advertising the Green River ordnance plant in Dixon Illinois.