WWII U.S. M-1 Helmet Liner Rayon Neckband by Vogt Manufacturing Corp. (Cut from Headband)

WWII U.S. M-1 Helmet Liner Rayon Neckband by Vogt Manufacturing Corp. (Cut from Headband)

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M251S

$125.00

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WWII U.S. M-1 Helmet Liner Rayon Neckband by Vogt Manufacturing Corp. (Cut from Headband)Description This original WWII U. S. M 1 helmet liner neckband was sourced from a wartime liner; however, upon removing the neckband from the liner's suspension we discovered the "VE" marking of Vogt Manufacturing Corp. This marking is often seen on rayon headbands, but not rayon neckbands, which leads us to the conclusion that the serviceman cut a portion from a headband to use as a field improvised neckband. On its reverse is the imprint of a

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Too big for dogs under 15 pounds. Treats are hard to get out of the four corners. My dog can barely pick this up. She weighs 12 pounds. She still found it interesting though trying to dig the treats out that she was unsuccessful. Even after I cut all the little triangle prongs off the four corners the treats are still stuck in there. There is a slot on the side that I can put half of a dental refill in the side and she can eventually get it out so there’s still somewhat of play and challenge received, but not that satisfied to me.

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Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2025