Original U.S. 1950s Tanker Paratrooper Training Ridell Football Helmet Russian Artwork & Posters The pattern 1796 Light Cavalry

The pattern 1796 Light Cavalry Saber features a blade that is wider at the tip than it is at the guard

when England's troublesome neighbor in Europe (Germany) got out of line

Triangular cross sections

The presentation version is of course quite less robust than the cavalry issue

Browning's early patents for automatic rifles

Original U.S. 1950s Tanker Paratrooper Training Ridell Football Helmet Russian Artwork & Posters The pattern 1796 Light CavalryOriginal Item: Only One Available. Commercial football helmets were very popular with the Army for a variety of functions, through the 1950's and early 1960's. The airborne paratroopers used them in jump training and the Armored School used them for tank training as well. A wide variety of brand name helmets were widely used by active duty armor units due to the delays in testing and approving the T56 6 combat vehicle crewman's helmet. The T56 6 would