Original Imperial German Splotch Camouflage-Painted M16 Stahlhelm Helmet with Send-Home Address by U.S. Soldier - Full Liner & Chinstrap - Marked Q66 Featured Item had either one (P1917) or

had either one (P1917) or two (P1940) holes

The body was originally dark gray with a blue band around the circumference and a green band around the nose

the 2nd Battalion saw action at the Battle of Spion Kop in January 1900 and took part in the Relief of Ladysmith in February 1900

possibly even a Chaplain

This "Napoleonic "Kingdom" only survived until Napoleon's downfall in 1814 when it was annexed into the Austrian Empire

Original Imperial German Splotch Camouflage-Painted M16 Stahlhelm Helmet with Send-Home Address by U.S. Soldier - Full Liner & Chinstrap - Marked Q66 Featured Item had either one (P1917) orOriginal Item: One of a kind. This is an excellent example of a World War One Camouflage Painted bring back trophy helmet which was likely sent home as a souvenir by Corporal Jerry A. Prokop, Company E, 310th Ammunition Train, 85th Division to his future wife, Miss Frances Drasch, who lived in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The helmet was painted with a very interesting Splotch pattern, with large chunks of green, orange, and brown across the helmet, with some