Original Imperial German Splotch Camouflage-Painted M16 Stahlhelm Helmet Shell - Marked “Bell” L64 Receiver Top Cover One year later the P-1944

One year later the P-1944 MkIII* Bayonet followed

This has unfortunately worn away the original cartouche on the left of the stock

The corps fought stoutly at Gaines' Mill in particular

The 100th Bomb Group was one of the few units from the 8th AF that took part in Frantic

now known as "Caliber 4" for signal pistols

Original Imperial German Splotch Camouflage-Painted M16 Stahlhelm Helmet Shell - Marked “Bell” L64 Receiver Top Cover One year later the P-1944Original Item. One of a Kind. This is a lovely example of a German WWI M1916 Stahlhelm applied with a gorgeous Splotch camouflage pattern of mostly yellows and greens. The helmet is missing its liner and chinstrap, but was manufactured by one of the rarer makers, whose helmets are easily recognizable by their rounded ventilation lugs. The helmet still has both the dome headed chinstrap retaining rivets, which hold the interior pickelhaube style chin