Amazing helmet cover. Owen 

About $1300

Think this might be Philippine made?  

I do like seeing those TL 122s, been on the hunt for one for a while. This one will do for now ☺️

National Archives RG 391, Entry 631  Letters sent by a detachment of Dragoons 1837 - 1846 First Dragoon Squadron detached   Fort Gibson, [Indian Territory]    Aug. 1, 1844                          Sir.  I would suggest to the Colonel that an application be made to the Authorities in Washington to import a full                                                                                                                          equipment of saddles for the regiment from France. Our sabers are imported and they are the only good arm                                                                                                                      we have.                                                                                                                        R.B. Mason, Dragoon Commanding                                                                                                  [Richard Barns]     A.G.O. O.R.D.  Head Quarters Squadron, 1st Dragoons      To: Brig. Gen. R. [Roger] Jones, Adjutant General, Washington. D.C.  Fort Gibson, [Indian Territory]    3rd March, 1843                                                                                                                              "Company H - There are forty-three horses in this company, six of which unfit for service. The saddles and bridles                                                                                                                are of the new pattern (French) and therefore form a contrast with those in possession of Company D."                                                                                                                                                                                                           C. Warton, Major 1st Dragoons Commanding      The two records (above) document a variety of equipment in one squadron of Dragoons.  Other documents from the early 1840's reveal the lack of uniformity and extensive patch work to keep horse furniture in good repair.  The saber mentioned by Lieut. Col. Richard B. Mason might be the saber illustrated.      I found this saber many years ago when scrounging about in an isolated shop in Delaware County, New York.  The rooster is the only marking.  If correct, to my knowledge, this is a French cartouche.                                                                                          

nice lot! how much did you get it for?

even if it isn't from the 101st, a named bronze star for 30 bucks is a great price!

Would this have been worn by someone in the 11th Armored Cavalry at NTC?  Are there other OPFOR units that could have worn it?        

I am not surprised at all, that jeep will stick out anywhere with all that patina. I bet quite a lot of people think it's still in the actual wartime paint, and plenty of jeep aficionados will recognize your jeep is VERY original. 🥰    

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