WWII U.S. Army Riddell Paratrooper Training Helmet Marked with Laundry Number (1941-42)

WWII U.S. Army Riddell Paratrooper Training Helmet Marked with Laundry Number (1941-42)

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WWII U.S. Army Riddell Paratrooper Training Helmet Marked with Laundry Number (1941-42)Description This is an original and exceedingly rare WWII U. S. Army paratrooper training helmet. It was manufactured by Riddell of Rosemont, Illinois. In 1941, 20 West Point Riddell football helmets were procured by the Army paratrooper Test Platoon. Following their acceptance, the Army rush ordered a purchase from Riddell. When asked what color they should be painted, the Test Officer for the Provisional Parachute Group, then Major William P.

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This toy has been one of my dog’s absolute favorites. He gets excited every time he sees it and will carry it around the house, toss it in the air, and keep himself entertained for a long time. The shape and texture seem perfect for him, and it quickly became one of his go-to toys over everything else in his basket. What I really like is that it holds up reasonably well for the price. It’s definitely not indestructible, and after a lot of play, it will sometimes start to rip—usually around the feet first since that’s where my dog tends to grab and chew the most. But honestly, considering how affordable it is, I don’t mind replacing it when needed. It’s inexpensive enough that rebuying feels worth it because he genuinely loves it that much. I’d rather keep buying a toy he is obsessed with than spend more on something that just sits untouched. It’s fun, cute, and keeps him happy, which is what matters most. Overall, I’d definitely recommend it for dogs who love plush toys and playful chewing.

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Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2026