Original U.S. WWI M1917 Doughboy Helmet with Original Camouflage Textured Paint U.S. Militaria s Waffenamt stamp) on the

s Waffenamt stamp) on the oiler flap

The submachine gun was produced by the Fábrica do Braço de Prata weapon factory at Lisbon

Intended for issue to Junior Officer's and specialized forces such as Pioneers and Sappers this model was produced with the old series side lock (action) which resembled having been converted from Flintlock and in 1842 was replaced by the more commonly encountered Lovell's style lock

construction specifically for the Water Jackets but also other components such as the Fusee Spring Covers however many ideas never got off "the drawing board" as advances in tactics and technology often made the "improvements" redundant

One size 7 ¼ (58cm) U

Original U.S. WWI M1917 Doughboy Helmet with Original Camouflage Textured Paint U.S. Militaria s Waffenamt stamp) on theOriginal Item: Only One Available. The M1917 was the US Army's first modern combat helmet, used from 1917 and during the 1920s, before being replaced by the M1917A1. The M1917A1 helmet was an updated version of the M1917 and initially used refurbished WW1 shells. The M1917 is a near identical version of the British Mk. I steel helmet, and it is important to note that when the US joined the Great War in 1917 they were initially issued with a supply of