Original Imperial German WWI M1918 Stahlhelm with Liner & Incredibly Scarce Model 1918 Chinstrap - Stamped ET64 Military Maps which are switched by the

which are switched by the knob near the antenna

Officer’s fusils were always private purchase as officers

On 30 December she got underway from Purvis Bay for her first rendezvous with major ships of the fleet for fueling-at-sea operations

and this is the first recorded use of a sun-motif flag in Japan

75" bore barrel with LONDON proofs (faint)

Original Imperial German WWI M1918 Stahlhelm with Liner & Incredibly Scarce Model 1918 Chinstrap - Stamped ET64 Military Maps which are switched by theOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a helmet seldom seen on the market today, a complete M1918 Stahlhelm with all liner pads retained along with the incredibly scarce Model 1918 Chinstrap, which included a metal clip as opposed to the tightening buckles. We havent had an example like this in a long time, and we arent sure when we will again. The Model 1918 Stahlhelm featured an integrated liner chinstrap, which meant the dome headed chinstrap