


Chin cup, Leather
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Reproduction of the leather chin cup for airborne liner.
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Reproduction of the leather chin cup for airborne liner.
US Army canvas chincup for airborne helmet liner, of the type introduced in 1944 and subsequently used in Provence in August, and in Holland in September of that year.
Pair of M1C paratrooper helmet web straps, 1st type with brass buckle, with the tab and snap system for keeping the shell and liner together.
Superb replica of the leather sweatband for US liner, in S-HBT cotton webbing, with leather, 6 green second model spring clips, pattern 1942. Perfect to complete your liner.
Genuine WWII US blackened brass adjustable end keeper. It was crimped to the end of the canvas chinstrap. The end keeper enabled the wearer to adjust the length of the chinstrap. Most GIs however didn't use the chinstrap as such. They set the clip end at the maximum and buckled the chinstrap up on the rear of the helmet. Perfect to repair or make your chinstrap.
Reproduction of the leather chin cup for airborne liner.
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