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    M-1 helmet camo cover

    Where is a good source to get an authentic camo cover--Vietnam era--for an M-1?
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    There's usually several for sale on ebay at any given time.

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    The army navy store is good but I have good luck at yard sales and flea markets

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    You don't come across the Vietnam Leaf Pattern covers very much at surplus stores, etc very much anymore but there's usually quite a few on ebay for good prices. The later ERDL covers still show up once in a while.

    AS much as ebay ticks me off at times, it works for what you want to find and is cost effective - You can often find a good cover for less than $20 in less than a minute and I've gone to countless estate sales and have never seen one.

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    helmet cover

    These helmet covers were in use during the 1950's and 1960's, they are very thin. Can anyone I.D. this type of cover ? I have seen them on US Army and Korean helmets

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