Original Czechoslovakia WWII Era Czech M30 Helmet with Spanish Civil War Medic’s Travel Diary - Worn at Battle of Teruel Sanidad Medico Jose Máiz Busto Sten Gun He was working his way

He was working his way through college by taking jobs on the ships that sailed out of San Francisco

It may therefore safely be assumed that for all intents and purposes the H-3 and H-4 disappeared from USN service between 1964 and 1967

American Airlines was started in 1930 via a union of more than eighty small airlines

many in France and in private ownership

There is also some type of marking or cartouche towards the tail of the lock plate

Original Czechoslovakia WWII Era Czech M30 Helmet with Spanish Civil War Medic’s Travel Diary - Worn at Battle of Teruel Sanidad Medico Jose Máiz Busto Sten Gun He was working his wayOriginal Item: One of a Kind. During the outbreak of the civil war in Spain, there was a huge demand for helmets. Limited stocks of local manufactured helmets were quickly put to use by both sides in the conflict. As a result, large numbers of foreign helmets were purchased to fill the gap, such as Italian helmets, French Adrian helmets, German Stahlhelms and the Czech M30s. These helmets are believed to have been made for the Czech Army; the M30