Vintage Helmet Stars And Stripes Nos on 2040-parts.com
Acushnet, Massachusetts, United States
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Nos vintage Stars and Stripes helmet new in the box from the 70s still has the tags on it the size is large if you want the best hear it is it is being sold as is as seen in pictures no return no money back please ask questions first before you bid all sales are final thank you
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