WWII U.S. McCord Front Seam Swivel Loop M-1 Helmet & Westinghouse Liner Set (Complete)

WWII U.S. McCord Front Seam Swivel Loop M-1 Helmet & Westinghouse Liner Set (Complete)

Marsoni

M251S

$237.50

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WWII U.S. McCord Front Seam Swivel Loop M-1 Helmet & Westinghouse Liner Set (Complete)Description This original WWII U. S. M 1 helmet set is named to an "M. J. Stevanus". The front seam swivel loop helmet shell was manufactured by McCord Radiator & Manufacturing Co. of Detroit, Michigan. The lot number is concealed beneath the interior's field repaint. In addition to the original field repaint, the helmet retains its original cork texture and OD#7 (green) chinstraps with brass hardware and a steel T1 J hook assembly. The helmet's liner

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This thing cannot stand on its own, the side bars bend since it is not sturdy enough to handle the material screens. After assembly, I was so mad at it, the pleasure of crushing it was better than returning it. I tryed to think of other ways to use it, but could not… i kept the screens, they are the strongest part of this thing. Very disappointing

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Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2024

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SM Gibbons

Lexington, US

★★★★★ 3

Works well

Color: Beige

Does the trick for privacy and some noise blockage. This takes two people to put together. The construction make it easy to assemble, but makes it just as easy to come apart on its own.

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Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2025

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Mike

Charlottesville, US

★★★★★ 5

Works For Desired Use

Color: Black, Size: 4 Panel-136‘’W-Round Pad

I recently purchased the Room Divider 6FT Folding Privacy Screens, 4 Panel Partition Room Dividers, and I must say, it has transformed the way I use my living space. The four-panel design is both elegant and functional, providing instant privacy without feeling bulky or overwhelming in my room. Setting it up was a breeze; the folding mechanism is smooth, allowing me to adjust the configuration as needed—straight, angled, or zigzag. I particularly appreciate the sturdy build; the panels feel solid yet lightweight, making it easy to move around when I want to reconfigure my space. Aesthetically, it’s a great addition. The neutral finish blends well with my décor, and the simple design doesn’t draw too much attention while still offering a sense of separation. It’s perfect for creating a temporary office corner, dividing a studio apartment, or even using it as a backdrop for online meetings. If I had to point out a minor downside, it would be that the divider isn’t completely soundproof—so conversations can still carry through—but for visual privacy and space management, it’s excellent. Overall, I’m extremely satisfied and would recommend it to anyone looking for a versatile and stylish room divider.

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Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2026