A genuine U.S. M1 helmet, liner and Mitchell cover that has been dressed to appear like what a USMC M1 helmet would look like during the Vietnam War. The M1 helmet was made RJ Stampings who had the U.S. government contract in the 1970’s, has a heatstamp number of: 996, and a genuine U.S. chin strap. The genuine U.S. P64 liner was made by Consolidated Molded Plastics and has a DSA (Defense Supply Agency) contract number on the suspension webbing and is dated 1974, it comes with a genuine U.S. sweatband with DSA contract number and is dated 1976. No nape strap as these were often removed deliberately for comfort. The genuine U.S. Mitchell cover has a DSA contract number and is dated 1973, around the outside of the cover is a genuine period correct black rubber headband made from a tyre inner tube, on either side of the headband is a genuine period correct U.S. C-Ration toilet paper, and a genuine period correct U.S. C-Ration matchbook.