Original Austro-Hungarian WWI M17 Helmet with Original Canvas Cover in Size 68 as Featured on Cover of “At Arms Length: Trench Clubs and Maces” by David F. Machnicki Field Gear and commissioned 21 August 1936

and commissioned 21 August 1936

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A great example of an authentic WWI "Doughboy" helmet from the AEF in Siberia

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Paul Cain—occupied the North Dock and guarded the harbor

Original Austro-Hungarian WWI M17 Helmet with Original Canvas Cover in Size 68 as Featured on Cover of “At Arms Length: Trench Clubs and Maces” by David F. Machnicki Field Gear and commissioned 21 August 1936Original Item. One of a Kind. It cannot be overstated how unbearably difficult it is to find a First World War helmet with a period applied canvas burlap cover. For years, collectors have attempted to make their own by artificially aging covers onto helmets, but its impossible to replicate the genuine article. This is one of the most pristine known examples of a period applied covered steel helmet, and was featured on the cover of At Arms Length: