Original U.S. WWI Named Army Service Corps Camouflage Painted British-Made Mk. I Doughboy Helmet with Liner - Prisoner of War Escort Company 85 U.S. Militaria Between 14 May and 16

Between 14 May and 16 June 1943 the Ferrara participated in Operation Case Black against Yugoslav partisans

The best feature of the helmet besides the camouflage is the small Acorn painted on the front in white and red

The knife was originally designed in 1957 as a joint issue between the Navy Weapons Bureau and the Marbles Arms Company

The grip has a nice tapered shape

- Pre-WWII 1937 dated 98k Bayonet by Berg & Co

Original U.S. WWI Named Army Service Corps Camouflage Painted British-Made Mk. I Doughboy Helmet with Liner - Prisoner of War Escort Company 85 U.S. Militaria Between 14 May and 16Original Item. One of a Kind. Now this is a gorgeously painted camouflage helmet named to Earl Lester Meyers, Prisoner of War Escort Company 85, Army Service Corps. The helmet is in good shape with much of the paint retained, and it retains its original liner although it is fully broken away from the helmet. But on the interior of the liner is the name LESTER MEYERS HOOVERSVILLE PA. The Army Service Corps (ASC) in World War I was responsible for