Original U.S. WWI Scarce Named 14th Engineers Camouflage Painted M1917 Doughboy Helmet - Complete - Among First Troops to Arrive at the Front Japanese Military Maps which was made using Walnuts

which was made using Walnuts

The leather does have some splitting in the finish and wear from use

The model 1891 was a refinement of the earlier "New Safety" Model 1889

The flag itself is worn and small enough to have possibly been used on a Landing Craft

which has the address in two arcs surrounding their "four pointed star diamond" logo:

Original U.S. WWI Scarce Named 14th Engineers Camouflage Painted M1917 Doughboy Helmet - Complete - Among First Troops to Arrive at the Front Japanese Military Maps which was made using WalnutsOriginal Item. One of a Kind. The 14th Engineers were, along with the 11th and 12th Engineers, the very first troops of the United States to arrive at the Front during World War I, and among the last to leave. They spent most of their service attached to the Sixth British Corps, who formed an unbreakable bond with these men from New England. The 14th Engineers first entered the fray on August 21st, 1917 in the Arras Bapume Sector, building & repairing