Sweatband, Liner, M1, Grey Rayon, St Clair
Reproduction of the headband in rayon and leather for the US M1 helmet liner 1st model known as early or transition, type carboard or St Clair.
Several sizes available.
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Neckband, Liner, M1, Grey Rayon, St Clair
Reproduction of the neckband in rayon for the US M1 helmet liner 1st model known as early or transition, type carboard or St Clair. Three sizes available, 1-3-5.
Reproduction of the headband in rayon and leather for the US M1 helmet liner 1st model known as early or transition, type carboard or St Clair.
Several sizes available.
