Original U.S. WWII 11th Airborne Major General George O. Pearson Uniform Set Fusee Spring & Cover This helmet features a oxidized

This helmet features a oxidized steel frontplate (wappen) with the Crowned Heraldic Griffin clutching a sword and resting on the Baden state shield

having no real use except training

A single Prussian state kokarde (cockade) appears on the right side as well as the Reich’s kokarde on the left

It still has the often missing screw in lanyard ring

The wood butt stock is heavily inlaid with wonderful silver wire inlays that suggest European origin

Original U.S. WWII 11th Airborne Major General George O. Pearson Uniform Set Fusee Spring & Cover This helmet features a oxidizedOriginal Items: One of a kind grouping. Major General George O. Pearson was born August 15, 1903 and began his military career when he enlisted as a private in Troop B, 1st Cavalry Regiment, Wyoming National Guard (1920). He was discharged May 3, 1921 when this Sheridan troop was disbanded. During his education at College he was commissioned as a 2nd Lt in the Officer's Reserve Corps (1928). He enlisted back into the 115th Cavalry eventually earning