Original U.S. WWI Named 80th Division Field-Painted British-Made Mk. I Helmet with Liner & Chinstrap - 315th Machine Gun Battalion - Corporal George J. Voelker Flintlocks In the nearly half-century prior

In the nearly half-century prior

The filter has a 1941 or 44 date

as well as top class Visor Caps

Since this notch was a tight fit into the clamp ring

who also made M4 bayonets

Original U.S. WWI Named 80th Division Field-Painted British-Made Mk. I Helmet with Liner & Chinstrap - 315th Machine Gun Battalion - Corporal George J. Voelker Flintlocks In the nearly half-century priorOriginal 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 by Corporal George J. Voelker, Company D, 315th Machine Gun Battalion. He painted the