German WWI M18 Steel Ear Cut Out Cavalry Steel Helmet- Grade 2 Vietnam “ENFIELD” indicates that the first

“ENFIELD” indicates that the first incarnation of this piece was at “Royal Small Arms Factory Enfield

It relocated to Kiwi Barracks at Bulford Camp in 1970

Nine Ki-21-Ia/b's were sold by Japan to Thailand in 1940 for use by the Royal Thai Air Force against Vichy French forces in French Indochina but did not participate in the French-Thai War as its crews had not completed training

the same type of magazine used by the Italians when they converted their single shot Vetterli rifles into repeaters

What does "Untouched Condition" mean

German WWI M18 Steel Ear Cut Out Cavalry Steel Helmet- Grade 2 Vietnam “ENFIELD” indicates that the firstNew Made Item: GRADE 2 ALL SALES FINAL. VERY LAST OF WHAT WE HAVE ARE DENTED, SCUFFED, DIRTY. PERFECT FOR A RESTORATION PROJECT. Officially designated the M 1918 German Helmet this extremely rare model with ear cutouts most probably to facilitate the use of trench telephones and or better hearing has long been referred to as the Cavalry Helmet. Complete with full leather liner and chinstrap, this is a new made example of an extremely rare and high