Original French WWI Issue Model 1915 Adrian Helmet in Horizon Blue with RF Badge and Early First Pattern Liner MG 34 Accessories The pith helmet originates from

The pith helmet originates from the Spanish military adaptation of the native salakot headgear of the Philippines

the weapon actually has a second INTERIOR barrel in approximately a

fire helmets developed to the "Type M-103-61" after the improvements began and mass production in the Mozhaisk correctional labor colony outside of Moscow

This Flintlock Brass Barreled Blunderbuss is marked DUBLIN CASTLE across the tail of the lock plate and has a Crown over G

and is definitely one of the better barrels we have seen on a Jezail

Original French WWI Issue Model 1915 Adrian Helmet in Horizon Blue with RF Badge and Early First Pattern Liner MG 34 Accessories The pith helmet originates fromOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a nice example of a genuine World War I M 1915 French Army "Adrian" steel helmet, which looks to have seen long service. The front of the helmet still has its original French "Flaming Bomb" badge. The badge has the standard R F on the "bomb", for Republique Francaise. This is the badge used on standard Infantry issue helmets. The helmet shows signs of being repainted several times, which was not uncommon to