Original U.S. M1 Helmet Used in Saving Private Ryan with Horizontal ‘Follow Me’ Bar – 29th Infantry Division – With Copy of Notarized Letter of Authenticity Category_MG 34 Buffer & Butt Stock Reinforced and were sent to

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On the left side of the receiver is serial number 2336

On January 24TH 1936 a new pattern Enlisted Men and Non-Commissioned Officer's belt buckle was officially introduced to replace the previously worn Weimar era Reichsheer buckle

The 89th was inactivated on 1 March 1957 in Germany

This flag was not intended for use in the field

Original U.S. M1 Helmet Used in Saving Private Ryan with Horizontal ‘Follow Me’ Bar – 29th Infantry Division – With Copy of Notarized Letter of Authenticity Category_MG 34 Buffer & Butt Stock Reinforced and were sent toOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is one of the original prop helmets used during the filming of Steven Spielberg's seminal work "Saving Private Ryan". The outside was painted with the 29th Infantry Division insignia to the front and a horizontal follow me bar to the back. The shell itself is an original WWII Front Seam Swivel Bale, with heat lot number 777C. The helmet bears the initials CRC written in black marker on the interior of the shell.