In excellent condition and as close to mint as you will see. Just a little bit of storage wear.

A rear seam, swivel bale helmet with a "Firestone" liner. Part of the zero on the left side of the helmet is missing, but you can still make out that it was there. The 3rd Army and Captain bars are old decals, while the stripes and MP are either an old tape, or paint. The lettering on the liner is black tape. Great looking helmet.

A rear seam, swivel bale with a MSA liner. Looks to be the 169th Infantry Regiment Lion on both sides and a great looking camo design. They were part of the 43rd Infantry Division.

This helmet has no maker ID, but reads, "Helmet, Sun, DSA 100-4038, 8415-161 4773" It has a cloth chin strap and is in near mint condition. A darker tan color.

This one is made by Hawley Products and dated 1942, with leather chin strap and in near mint condition.

A super looking Blue Officer's Visor Cap by "The MC Navigator" and named to "Lt(jg) A.F.Woodbury, Jr. Oneida, New York".Excellent condition, but for a mark on the visor. Great looking hat.

A leather visor cap strap with attaching buttons. Nice shape.

A nice example of a Navy Foul Weather Hat, size 7 1/2 and Navy Department Contract NXsx51850 on the tag. A couple small storage marks, but in excellent condition.

Great looking cap in near mint condition. Marked USN and size 7 1/2. Has two tiny pin holes on the right rear, but does not take away from the overall look.

Neat looking Cooks Hat that is marked on the inside, "COOKS" and "size small, contract-N 50M-10915". White canvas with a mesh top, has storage stains, but should wash up very nice. When o you see them?

A very nice looking Westinghouse liner with post war decals for the Pa. Natl. Guard, Headquarters, 28th Division. Has it's original chinstrap.

One of the nicest enlisted Crusher's I have ever seen. Size 6 7/8, all leather is supple, but you can't make out any maker marks, as the hat has been well worn on the top liner. The leather bill is thin and very pliable, as it is a true Crusher!! It uses an officer quality gaberdine cloth body. Don't miss this one!

In near mint condition, size 6 3/4 and with the paper tag dated 6 - 42. Nice looking O/S hat.

In near mint condition, only missing the small rope to tie the liner sides together. Would be hard to upgrade.

In near mint condition, with tag, looks like never worn.

Good looking visor cap with black leather brim and strap. In size 6 5/8 and named to "Randall C. Platt, 51st Med. Bn., Ft. Geo. G. Meade, MD." The sweatband is loose at the front of the cap, one small moth nip on the top right rear, otherwise a nice looking visor cap.

Just a great looking tan Officer's Visor Hat in a large size, 7 1/8 or larger, with a bendable leather bill. This was a private purchase hat by the Officer

Have two of these mint hoods, size Medium and both dated 1944, at $25 each. They don't get any better than these. Check out the M-1943 near mint jacket under clothing.

An untied group of leather chinstraps. All for one money. Excellent condition.

Navy V-5 program hat, named to G.D. Reeder, 7215. Nice shape.

A very nice OD colored cloth A-9 helmet and in Extra Large size. There is a hole on the left side, but earphones will cover that up. Great to wear or on a display.

This insignia has no maker's marks, but is a great looking example of an Officer's Visor Cap Badge.

A nice example of a cotton field cap, fold down ear protectors. This came from a WW2 Marine Corps veterans estate. Not USMC marked or dated.

A very nice example in near excellent condition, that was issued to a "C.L.Shinn, 35265174". It still has the Phila. QM Tag, but no size indicated.

How often do you see a WW2 dated Campaign Hat? It is missing the chin strap, but that can be easily replaced. It has a real nice looking body with just a few moth nibbles. I call that character!! It is somewhere around a size 7 and just look at the writing on the liner. Tough to find anymore.