Original U.S. WWI Named Extremely Scarce 101st Military Police Company British-Made Mk. I Doughboy Helmet - Full Liner & Chinstrap - 26th Yankee Division MP 34 it weighs 2

it weighs 2

Hüffmeier's raiding force comprised four large M class minesweepers (M-412

two-seat "A" (monoplane)

The helmet's typical leather body is in overall very fine condition with some crazing

there is a clear Puma's Head Logo over PUMA in a diamond over SOLINGEN

Original U.S. WWI Named Extremely Scarce 101st Military Police Company British-Made Mk. I Doughboy Helmet - Full Liner & Chinstrap - 26th Yankee Division MP 34 it weighs 2Original Item. One of a Kind. This is a tremendously scarce helmet named & identified to Corporal Hervey William Bell, 101st (later 26th) Military Police Company, 26th Yankee Division. 26th Division painted helmets from World War I are special, as they were one of the very few divisions to paint their helmets before the end of the war on November 11th, 1918. They also are one of the only divisions to use a completely different insignia for each