Original U.S. WWI 80th Division Painted M1917 Helmet Shell - Machine Gun Company, 320th Infantry Regiment Accessories Austrian rifles often omitted the

Austrian rifles often omitted the first numeral of Western dates

the 33rd Division's officers included Second Lieutenant John Allan Wyeth

The typewriter experienced a massive transition in use from World War I to World War II

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This helmet has all white metal or silver plated mounts used on "Volunteer" helmets

Original U.S. WWI 80th Division Painted M1917 Helmet Shell - Machine Gun Company, 320th Infantry Regiment Accessories Austrian rifles often omitted theOriginal Item. One of a Kind. There were very few American units of the First World War which painted their helmets before the end of the war. The 80th Division were one of these very few, painting their helmets with flashes akin to those used by British & Commonwealth soldiers, who utilized a variety of shapes & colors to signify their unit. This helmet was worn & painted by a member of the Machine Gun Company of the 320th Infantry Regiment, 80th