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| Inland liner of K.P. Thurston, his name stencilled on the rear and written on the leather chinstrap. M.M. 1/c indicates Machinist's Mate 1st Class. | ||||||||||||||||||
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| Captain's collar device soldered on steel shell. Originally the pin was painted white. The shell appears to have had an officers bar painted on the back but it was erased. Liner is a second type General Fibre Company liner, not a Hawley. | ||||||||||||||||||
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| Lt Disclafani's helmet. This odd combination consists of an unmarked Schlueter shell with flat brass buckle and a Capac liner with OD green A washers and early type headband with wire buckle.
Lt Disclafani marked his liner with a piece of medical tape and his name in pencil. The back of the steel shell bears the inkstamp D 6994. |
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| Heavily used and repainted ETO marked captains helmet. Liner is a battered early St Clair with rayon suspension. | ||||||||||||||||||
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| Schlueter relic with OD shade no. 7 chinstraps with blackened brass hardware. The relic was found in the Bulge area. |
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| Westinghouse liner named to Sergeant 'Holm'. The quality of the paint varied, as evidently shown on this liner. | ||||||||||||||||||