Original Belgian WWI Issue French Model 1915 Adrian Helmet with Lion Head Badge and Liner Flintlock Pistols with the possibility of a

with the possibility of a great provenance

Modifying “current” uniforms was not an uncommon practice

Operations until July 1944 included bombing and strafing Japanese airfields and installations in New Guinea and the Bismarck Archipelago

The 7th Brigade was moved to the line in the trenches around Hill 304

The attached cross strap has both loops present on the belt

Original Belgian WWI Issue French Model 1915 Adrian Helmet with Lion Head Badge and Liner Flintlock Pistols with the possibility of aOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a gorgeous combat worn example of a genuine World War I M 1915 Belgian Army "Adrian" steel helmet, which looks to have seen long service. The front of the helmet still has its original Belgian "Lion Head" badge. The helmet shows heavy wear to the original paint, revealing the bright steel underneath. This example has a great 2nd pattern liner, but no chinstrap. The metal comb on the top of the helmet is