Military Helmets and Head Protection

Genuine USGI tactical goggles by Revision. Model Desert Locust. Foliage Green frame. NSN 4240-01-547-6218. Brand new in original packaging. Sold as collectible.

An exceptional collector's piece: Genuine US Marine Corps Lightweight Helmet (LWH) in unused, unissued condition. While visually similar to the PASGT, the LWH offers superior ballistic protection at a lighter weight (historically speaking). This specific helmet was manufactured in July 2007 and retains its pristine rough-textured exterior finish. Inside, it features the improved 4-point retention system with the iconic USMC Eagle, Globe, and Anchor (EGA) stamped into the leather nape pad. Includes a front-mounted bracket for Night Vision Goggles. Size: Large. Disclaimer: Sold for collector's/display purposes only. Ballistic protection is not guaranteed.

Unused US helmet rubber bands.

Unused cotton chin strap for M1 helmet. Infantry variant.

Genuine London Bridge Trading helmet cover for Ops-Core FAST helmets. Rare MAS Grey (Maritime Assault) colorway. Features rear battery pack pouch and cable management. Size L/XL. Unused condition.

A pristine artifact from the Great War: The original US Model 1917 "Doughboy" Helmet. Issued to the American Expeditionary Forces (AEF) in France. Distinguished from later models by its oilcloth/oilskin liner and leather chinstrap. Finding an M1917 with intact leather and liner after more than a century is difficult. This example is in very nice condition, displaying honest history without the usual deterioration.

Genuine Czech military jump helmet (bump helmet) from 1996. Adjustable size 55-58. Leather neck curtain and liner. Mint / Unissued condition.

A highly desirable "Old Gen" Wilcox artifact: The L2 Series One-Hole Bracket (P/N 28300G10B). Laser marked with the date 02-10-01 (2001), making it a perfect piece for an early Afghanistan invasion (OEF) loadout. This mount requires a single hole drilled in the helmet and features the sought-after integrated retractable lanyard system to secure Night Vision Goggles. Used by Tier 1 operators before the 3-hole shroud became standard.

Used M1 helmet cover in Woodland camouflage. The cover is marked with number 50.

Used M1 helmet cover in Mitchel camouflage. The cover is numbered 87. Contract DSA100-74-F-U060.

Original packaged headband for PASGT helmets. Universal size. Contracts from the 80s.

Original packed bibs for M1 helmet (Strap, Chin Helmet Ground Troops, Steel M-1). Year of manufacture 1985.

Used M1 helmet for Bundeswehr paratroopers. Size 56.

Used headband for M1 helmet. Year of manufacture 1974.

Unused bib for PASGT helmet. Color Foliage Green.

Unused helmet interior PASGT - Liner Suspension Assembly. Material cotton. Size M/L.

Unused set of OpsCore straps for ACH helmets for attaching a Carleton Phantom respirator or Para-Flite PHAOS breathing device.

Slightly used cover for helmet 85 type for helmet 53 type. Nice colours, minor scuffs on the surface.

Unused RDF helmet cover M1. Year of manufacture 1977.

Unused interior for PASGT helmet. Size XS.

Unused Neckband for M1 helmet. Year of manufacture 1967.

M1 helmet cover in Woodland camouflage (M81). Year of manufacture 1983. Stock condition.

A highly desirable Early WWII M1 Helmet configuration. The steel shell features the classic Fixed Bale loops and Front Seam stainless steel rim, dating it to the early war production blocks. The liner (made by IMP) is finished in a high-gloss parade lacquer and adorned with the decals of the 26th "Yankee" Infantry Division and the 101st Infantry Regiment.

M1 helmet cover in Tigerstripe camouflage.

Almost unused CSLA metal helmet. Year of manufacture 1956.

A rare and identifiable piece of US Marine Corps history: An original M1 Helmet Liner used at The Basic School (TBS)in Quantico, Virginia. This is the institution where every Marine Officer is trained to be a rifle platoon commander. The liner features a high-gloss finish with a distinctive white tactical stripe and the TBS Unit Crest decal (reading "Esprit, Leadership, Knowledge"). The rear features a hand-painted roster number 350.

Unused BGS (Bundesgrenzschutz) camouflage net.

A multi-layered piece of Pacific Theater history: US Navy M1 Helmet featuring a rare Schlueter shell (marked with "S"). The exterior displays a distinct black and "chemical yellow" camouflage pattern often associated with Iwo Jima. The authenticity is confirmed by the visible "ghosting" where the chinstrap masked the paint during application. The Firestone liner reveals a dual life: originally painted Red for Damage/Fire Control, then repurposed as White for MP/Shore Patrol duty.

PASGT helmet foam insert. Can be adjusted for all sizes. Original packaging.

The "Holy Grail" of modern experimental camouflage: An original US Army Helmet Cover in the Urban Track pattern (colloquially known as "T-Pattern"). Produced as part of the Close Combat Uniform (CCU) trials in 2003–2004, this gear was issued in very limited numbers to select units (like the Stryker Brigades) for evaluation before the Army adopted UCP. Genuine, surviving examples of this pattern are incredibly scarce.

Ultra-rare US Army Tanker Helmet type QM1C (1950s). Made by Riddell. Hard-to-find Size 7 3/4 (XL). Much rarer than M1938 helmets. Korean War era.

Lightly used Sea Bees work helmet. Size M. Manufacturer MSA. Condition - practically unused.