Original U.S. Vietnam War Era “WWII” M1 Helmet Used in Film Saving Private Ryan - 29th Infantry Division - U.S. SPR Marked Japanese Helmets which means in German "alter

which means in German "alter Art" (old type)

Dartmouth Mass

and it also has unit markings on the butt plate of 2 / A / 33

which did not effectively secure the bayonet

IncAttached to the bag is a Scarce Late 1960s Bell AH-1 Cobra (Bell 209) Attack Helicopter Army Patch

Original U.S. Vietnam War Era “WWII” M1 Helmet Used in Film Saving Private Ryan - 29th Infantry Division - U.S. SPR Marked Japanese Helmets which means in German "alterOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is one of the original prop helmets used during the filming of "Saving Private Ryan". There are original property department stamps on the inside of the shell, and the outside was painted with a 29th Infantry Division marking on the front. The shell itself is an original Ingersoll Rand shell and the liner is an original Vietnam War era liner as well, which was a common set up for the film. The helmet was