This original late-WWII U.S. M1 helmet set is in good, field-used condition. The McCord manufactured rear seam swivel loop helmet shell's heat stamp of 1241D dates its production to May 1945. Interestingly, McCord heat stamps are believed to range from 25-1300, making this one of the latest examples we've ever encountered. It retains its original olive drab factory paint, cork texture, and OD#7 (green) chinstraps. The chinstraps exhibit steel hardware, including a T1 J-hook. The Westinghouse manufactured helmet liner is named to its original owner, "Hargrove". It features blackened brass A-washers, dating its production from mid-1944 to 1945. Its khaki suspension is strong and intact. It comes complete with an original Yale Suspender & Belt Co. headband and Lapeer Fabricators Inc. neckband. Like the helmet, itself, both accessories date to 1945. The liner's exterior showcases its original olive drab factory paint.