Original WWI French Model 1915 Adrian Helmet For Colonial Infantry Troops- Complete with 1st Pattern Liner and Chinstrap Feed Block Assembly July 1958 to Lieutenant Colonel

July 1958 to Lieutenant Colonel

The original plan had been for six aircraft with a mixture of nose and side air inlets and varying wing airfoil sections

Peabody ought to be well known by all fans of military firearms–but it isn’t

as well as G / 63 on the side of the socket

which attaches to a loop on the other end

Original WWI French Model 1915 Adrian Helmet For Colonial Infantry Troops- Complete with 1st Pattern Liner and Chinstrap Feed Block Assembly July 1958 to Lieutenant ColonelOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a nice example of a genuine World War I M1915 French Army "Adrian" steel helmet for Artillery Troops. The still helmet retains its original 1st Pattern Leather Liner and leather chinstrap. The front of the helmet still has its original French RF (Rpublique Franaise) marked Infantrymans badge, a flaming bomb attached to the front. This helmet has a period field applied layer of Moutard (Mustard) colored paint