United States. A First War M1917 Camouflage 'Coming Home' Helmet, British Made Hold A Kreigsmarine Visor Eagle

A Kreigsmarine Visor Eagle

the physician noted that Challicom was experiencing "slight weakness (in the) Abdominal wall - right

5 mm (w) x 58 mm (h) United States Army officer's cap badge in die-stamped gilt metal

He was then transferred sick to England and posted to the Canadian Machine Gun Depot at Seaford on December 10th

United States. A First War M1917 Camouflage 'Coming Home' Helmet, British Made Hold A Kreigsmarine Visor EagleWhile there is a consensus that the A. E. F. never wore camouflage helmets at the front during the Great War, having an ornately painted helmet to arrive back in America was a popular mindset. This is an excellent example of such a concept, a British manufactured M17 helmet with an undercoat of field green, sand texture paint, with original liner and chinstrap, manufactures label remains intact on centre, exterior of helmet presents a red, green, blue