Original Italian WWI Farina Armored Combat Helmet for the Compagnie della Morte with Milan Maker Label and Original Chinstrap - Extremely Rare Technical Handbooks & Manuals The revolver is housed in

The revolver is housed in an original Civil War Era top-flap leather holster

neck guard apron is batch number stamped 1429

There are no buttons but the bullion is well-retained

and we did not notice any of the finicky behavior we often see with revolvers of this age

made at the Government Arsenal in Maubeuge

Original Italian WWI Farina Armored Combat Helmet for the Compagnie della Morte with Milan Maker Label and Original Chinstrap - Extremely Rare Technical Handbooks & Manuals The revolver is housed inOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an extraordinarily rare original Italian First World War Farina armored combat helmet, manufactured by Ing. F. Farina of Milan and retaining both its interior maker label and exceptionally scarce two piece leather chinstrap. Farina helmets are often described loosely as Arditi helmets, but their most historically accurate association is with the Compagnie della Morte, or Companies of Death. These specialist