Original U.S. WWI M1917 A.E.F. Doughboy Helmet with Camouflage Paint Military Awards Medals Badges Insignia 1915 with concentric rings in

1915 with concentric rings in the body stamping (which was later replaced with the more typical individual flutes)

blank firing adaptor and two German WWII marked feed strip chests including 24 total strips

Lt Col Wagn Langebek (Demark)

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The buckets were intended for hanging most probably full of sand but certainly could be used for water if required

Original U.S. WWI M1917 A.E.F. Doughboy Helmet with Camouflage Paint Military Awards Medals Badges Insignia 1915 with concentric rings inOriginal Item: Only One Available. The M1917 was the US Army's first modern combat helmet, used from 1917 and during the 1920s, before being replaced by the M1917A1. This genuine Great War helmet is a fine example but absent liner with a replacement chinstrap. The shell has original period camouflage textured paint in , green and brown. The shell is maker marked with the stamping on the underside of the rim YJ 160. This is an excellent example of a