091us-h1 - U.S. Army M1 helmet with War Crimes Tribunal insignia. This M1 with liner and chinstrap features hand-painted shield insignia worn by the guards assigned to the Nuremburg Trials. This helmet shows light wear to the olive green painted finish The hand-painted shield are excellent renderings of the famous insignia that feature the Scales of Justice. Very rare. $2995. More Photos

088HUS2 - 7TH Naval Beach Battalion "D-Day" helmet. On June 6, 1944 the 7th Naval Beach Battalion was assigned a number of responsibilities including directing landing craft traffic. The Battalion suffered heavy casualties along with the regular landing forces. This helmet features the characteristic gray stripe running along the rim with the red bridge over USN 7. This swivel bale helmet comes with liner. This helmet was purchased from the collection of the late John Coy of Orgeon, IL., prior to his death. $7,000. More Photos

088HUS1 - U.S. Army “D-Day” Engineer Special Brigade M-1 helmet. This rare helmet features the U.S. Army D-Day provisional engineers amphibious forces insignia with a white overhead arch. On the right facing side is painted the US Army rank insignia for a staff sergeant. These combat engineers were responsible for clearing beaches of mines and obstacles. This early fixed bale helmet comes with its liner. None of the paint glows under blacklight. Rare. $3,250. More Photos

0712US-u3 - US Army model 1938 tanker helmet made by Rawlings. Made by the same company famous for their baseball equipment, this tanker's helmet features a resin-fiber, ventilated helmet shell with leather protective earflaps. The leather piece surrounding the communication opening on each earflap shows a tear in the leather. The leather arms riveted to each side of the shell are intact. The straps at the back of the helmet used for adjusting the earflaps are also intact. The interior is marked with Rawlings and the helmet size 7 3/8 along with the patent numbers. The helmet shows light wear and is in overall very good condition. - $400. More Photos