Original U.S. WWI M1917 Doughboy Helmet with Painted 36th Infantry Division “T Patch” Insignia, Marked ZC 182, Liner & Chinstrap – Texas Oklahoma Division Resin Guns and Grenades A later paper label describes

A later paper label describes it as a rare “Paratrooper Dog Tag

it is being sold as a shell only display item

The “QM” marking is indicative of the markings customarily applied to field kitchen cookware used in the late 19th century

- One Luftwaffe aluminum soup or serving spoon

It pistol bears beautiful embossed brass mounts

Original U.S. WWI M1917 Doughboy Helmet with Painted 36th Infantry Division “T Patch” Insignia, Marked ZC 182, Liner & Chinstrap – Texas Oklahoma Division Resin Guns and Grenades A later paper label describesOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very appealing original U. S. Model 1917 Doughboy steel helmet featuring a hand painted insignia of the 36th Infantry Division, the well known Texas Oklahoma National Guard division of the First World War. The helmet retains its textured olive drab finish, period liner assembly, and leather chinstrap, while the front of the shell displays the divisions distinctive early T Patch emblem. The painted insignia