Original U.S. WWII M1942 Shotgun Ammunition Pouch by Rubon K.C. - Dated 1942 German Artwork & Posters The Lion motifs on the

The Lion motifs on the helmet indicate that it is Belgian in origin

heavy enemy fire was received from nearby woods

Vitali - his surname making it into the revised designation of Model 1870/87 "Italian Vetterli-Vitali"

These later helmets are prone to splitting at the edges and have a protective rubber rim

covers Kent's Military involvements back until 1066

Original U.S. WWII M1942 Shotgun Ammunition Pouch by Rubon K.C. - Dated 1942 German Artwork & Posters The Lion motifs on theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely, nearly unissued condition example of a Trench Gun ammo pouch. This would have been used to store loose shells that would not have been able to fit on a bandolier or ammunition belt. This example does not have the loops on the inside to better secure the shells. The inside flap is marked: RUBON K. C. 1942 The button snaps are the lift the dot style but are marked with STAR * PULL which is one of the