WWII U.S. McCord Fixed Loop M-1 Helmet Shell (1941-42)

WWII U.S. McCord Fixed Loop M-1 Helmet Shell (1941-42)

Marsoni

M251S

$150.00

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WWII U.S. McCord Fixed Loop M-1 Helmet Shell (1941-42)Description This is an original WWII U. S. front seam fixed loop M 1 helmet shell. It was manufactured by McCord Radiator & Manufacturing Co. of Detroit, Michigan. The lot number is concealed beneath the interior's field repaint; however, judging by the earlier style fixed loops, it likely dates from mid 1941 to mid 1942. The helmet retains an original olive drab field repaint, cork texture, and field applied OD#3 (khaki) chinstraps with brass

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This dress was everything the reviews said - nice weight, well made, and great fabric. The suggested size matched my usual size, and it fit like a glove. That said, there was no extra room, and the fabric has no stretch. I’m 5'9" and prefer long dresses to be closer to ankle length, but this one hit at an awkward length on me. For the price, it wasn’t worth keeping, though I do think it’s fairly priced for the quality. Nowadays it’s hard to find clothing in cotton or cotton/linen blends, so I really appreciate that it’s not made from synthetic fabric.

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Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2025