Original U.S. M1 Helmet Used in Saving Private Ryan – 29th Infantry Division – With Copy of Notarized Letter of Authenticity French Ordnance Convair chose a delta wing

Convair chose a delta wing design used by contemporary interceptors such as the Convair F-102

The "dove's head" has an oak leaf on top

Departing Pearl Harbor on 18 May

combat knives have been issued by the armies of many nations

Original U.S. M1 Helmet Used in Saving Private Ryan – 29th Infantry Division – With Copy of Notarized Letter of Authenticity French Ordnance Convair chose a delta wingOriginal 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 Fixed Bale, but the heat lot number is now far too worn to read. The helmet bears the initials CRC written in black marker on