Original Imperial German WWI Panel Camouflage M16 Stahlhelm Helmet with Worn Liner & Chinstrap - Stamped K.64 U.S. Machine Guns and retain all of their

and retain all of their original paint

This was used first in September 1918 during the breaking of the Hindenburg Line with the Hundred Days' Offensive

the title surgeon's steward was abolished in favor of apothecary

Gudgeon became the first United States Navy submarine to sink an enemy warship in World War II

Unfortunately the rows are partially detached from the black leather visor

Original Imperial German WWI Panel Camouflage M16 Stahlhelm Helmet with Worn Liner & Chinstrap - Stamped K.64 U.S. Machine Guns and retain all of theirOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a wunder example of a totally original WWI German M16 Helmet shell, with a very nice "paneled" camouflage paint scheme for the classic "Coal Scuttle" look! This was a very popular type of camouflage used on both sides of WWI, and this is a very attractive example, with the classic dark brown, green and red, arranged in a wonderful pattern. There is a clear division between each color, and overall patination