Original French WWI Issue Model 1915 Infantry Adrian Helmet in Horizon Blue with Scarce 1st Pattern Liner & Chinstrap MG 42 Ammo Storage as well as the "anti-dimming"

as well as the "anti-dimming" treatment

dating from 1880 to around 1950

8th Air Force during WWII

From the Smithsonian website:Garber’s kite- and model-making talents helped contribute to the World War II effort

he died of Influenza in the ship’s hospital

Original French WWI Issue Model 1915 Infantry Adrian Helmet in Horizon Blue with Scarce 1st Pattern Liner & Chinstrap MG 42 Ammo Storage as well as the "anti-dimming"Original Item: Only One Available. This is an authentic World War I M 1915 French Army "Adrian" steel helmet, which appears to have been well used. The original French "Flaming Bomb" badge is still present on the front of the helmet, with the standard R F on the "bomb" standing for Republique Francaise. This badge is typically used on standard Infantry issue helmets. The helmet seems to have been painted at least once, but without any evidence of