This strap set is BEST for the "Swivel Bale" M1 Helmet*.  The swivel bale is the second WWII M1 Helmet Variant.  This chinstrap features a buckle that is stamped brass with two stepped bars for securing the webbing.  This buckle replaced the cast version sold above.  The "J" hook and "endkeeper" are black brass.

*this chinstrap assembly can be used with the fixbale helmet as well

                         Mid War Helmet Chinstraps...$16.00

 This strap set is BEST for the "Rear Seam" M1 Helmet*.  This chinstrap features a flat stamped black steel buckle.  This buckle replaced the stepped version sold above.  The "J" hook and "endkeeper" are black brass.

*also can be used on front seam swivel bale helmets

                         Late War Helmet Chinstraps...$16.00

Slider Buckle Variation - Mid to Late War   

                      Sweatband - Mid to Late War....$25.00   

Modified field gear made for airborne troops.  These hold 4 Garand clips or five 15 rd. 
Carbine clips.  Handy for grenades too!  These are made like originals and simply slip over the pistol belt.  Size is 2x2x4 inches.

Airborne Rigger Pouch... $15.00

Excellent reproductions of original pocket patches.  These were sewn to the breast pocket of field and flight jackets.  These are machine embroidered on twill or wool, or hand-sewn bullion.  Each patch is respective in size to it's original counterpart.  Most are 3 3/4" wide.  The 509th PIB is 5 3/4" Tall by 4 1/2 Wide, so on and so forth.

Here is the list in order;
Top Row
Generic - 501st PIR - 502nd PIR - 503rd PIR - 504th PIR - 505th PIR 506th PIR

Bottom Row
508th PIR - 509th PIB - 513th PIR - 517th PIR - 541st PIR - 462nd PFAB

100% leather construction.  Sized, Medium - Large - X-Large

We made these using an original example and wartime dated mechanical drawings.  They are made with 4-5 oz. leather, army russet tanned and lined with genuine chamois.  The un-painted chincups are regarded as being early war.  A good choice for an M2 helmet.

               Early Un-Painted Leather Chincup...$20.00

We made these using an original example (pictured bottom) and wartime dated mechanical drawings.  They are made with 4-5 oz. leather, painted brown and lined with genuine chamois.  The painted chincups are regarded as being more mid to late war.  A good choice for an M1C helmet.

                    Painted Leather Chincup...$20.00

Our "A" yoke patterns are taken from 1942 dated Quartermaster drawings.  The webbing length, stitching, and buckle placement is correct.  When installed these will fit uniformly in your liner.  This variation "A" yoke is best for an early-war impression, as Inland was making jump liners ahead of the Westinghouse type shown below.  The webbing is OD#3 in shade and the buckles are blackened steel.

 

             Inland Jump Liner "A" Yokes...$20.00

Our "A" yoke patterns are taken from 1942 dated Quartermaster drawings.  The webbing length, stitching, and buckle placement is correct.  When installed these will fit uniformly in your liner .  This variation "A" yoke is best for a mid to late war impression.  Westinghouse made jump liners towards the end and after Inland contract.  The webbing is OD#7 in shade and the buckles are green painted steel.

      Westinghouse Jump Liner "A" Yokes...$20.00

Standard M1C length and fitted on the ends with black Baby Durable® sockets so they will snap into the jump liner.  The hardware used is mid-war.

  

                    M1C Paratrooper Chinstrap...$18.00 

Same as standard M1C chinstraps except the buckle is a reproduction of the early-war CAST type and the Baby Durable®  sockets are nickel plated instead of blackened.

                             M2 Paratrooper Chinstrap... $18.00

Excellent reproduction of the cricket used by paratroopers on D-Day. 

                       Cricket...$10.00 each 

Made for use as an impression only.  Very popular item!  

                          First Aid Pouch...$25.00 each.  

Reproduction Reflector Disc 

Solid brass construction weighing .6 oz., measuring 1 1/2" across.  The back is stamped SRM 1942.  Used by paratroopers in WWII to see others and mark equipment bags.  

  Reflector Disc...$18.00 each.