Original U.S. Korean War USMC MP M1 Helmet Liner by CAPAC Rear Sight Assembly The back edge of the

The back edge of the blade is marked Manufacture d'armes de Chatellerault JH for Jacob Holtzer

The romantic "Ball Butted" pistols were a middle-eastern hangover from 16th century wheel locks are often observed in old etchings of Buccaneers and Bandits from the early 1800s

Serial # 350981 with a partly legible SWP 1886 cartouche

with WD marking (made in England)

It also comes with its original Saddle Ring and Bar on the left hand side of the wood stock

Original U.S. Korean War USMC MP M1 Helmet Liner by CAPAC Rear Sight Assembly The back edge of theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a United States Marine Corps 1950's production Korean War issue M1 helmet "high pressure" liner stamped with the Capac Manufacturing Company logo and 51 (1951) date. The liner is painted white with a red and yellow stripe around the circumference that ends in arrows pointing at a screw back EGA insignia. This style was a common overseas Marine Corps Military Police design used in Korea, Japan and Vietnam.