Original WWII French M1926 Adrian Combat Engineer Helmet Shell French Militaria Fitted with TWO sets of

Fitted with TWO sets of wedges in the fore stock to retain the barrel there is also an "owner's plaque" under the fore end which has never been engraved

To slow the spread of sickness and death

The gun was produced from 1931 to 1938 in roughly 10

The pattern was not an official Army approved pattern but it so closely resembled the IKE jacket that it was  accepted in the ETO during the war

about 20 miles south of Akron

Original WWII French M1926 Adrian Combat Engineer Helmet Shell French Militaria Fitted with TWO sets ofOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice genuine World War II M1926 French Army Combat Engineer "Adrian" helmet shell, which looks to have seen long service. The helmet retains the original olive green paint and has the original RF (Rpublique Franaise) marked Engineer's badge attached to the front. The Engineer or Pioneer units were responsible for clearing battlefield obstacles and making other preparations in the field. Unfortunately