Original Rare Portuguese WWI M1915 Corrugated Steel Helmet Shell with Original Paint Japanese Antique Guns as yard number 210

as yard number 210

and other allied leaders decided that an American Long Range Penetration Mission behind the Japanese Lines in Burma was needed to destroy the Japanese supply lines and communications and to play havoc with the enemy forces while an attempt was made to reopen the much needed Burma Road

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and contains 55 original and personal photographs of an unnamed Specialist 4th Class

Both measure 7/8" across

Original Rare Portuguese WWI M1915 Corrugated Steel Helmet Shell with Original Paint Japanese Antique Guns as yard number 210Original Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice example of a correct WWI issue M1915 Portuguese corrugated steel helmet shell that still retains almost all of its original WWI correct blue grey painted finish. The M1915 helmet was the primary combat helmet used by the Armed Forces of Portugal during the WWI era, and was not replaced until the 1930s, when the British Brodie based Mk1 helmet was adopted. The M1915 was a lightweight helmet