Original Rare French WWI Colonial Infantry & Navy Model 1915 Adrian Steel Helmet with Liner in Correct Color - Troupes Coloniales German Artwork & Posters 1957 brought the L1A1 self-loading

1957 brought the L1A1 self-loading rifle which armed troops fighting in the Falklands

The Commemorative Cross of the 11th Army medal is made of gilt-edged black enamel cross pattée with laterally-pierced cylinder suspension

Due to wear it is able to be pulled all the way out past the loading lever cross pin

had a habit of being an aggressive martinet

• 1963 dated 5 Dollar “Short Snorter” Bill signed by multiple people including JOE FOSS with the date 9/21/1967

Original Rare French WWI Colonial Infantry & Navy Model 1915 Adrian Steel Helmet with Liner in Correct Color - Troupes Coloniales German Artwork & Posters 1957 brought the L1A1 self-loadingOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very good example of a rare genuine World War I M1915 French Army "Adrian" steel helmet, outfitted for Colonial Infantry & Navy personnel. This is one of the rarer types of Adrian helmets seen, much more so than the usual Infantry version. This example is in the correct brown for Colonial, rare to see. The front of the helmet still has its original French Colonial Infantry & Navy Badge, which features an