Original U.S. WWI US Marine Corps Camouflage Painted Headquarters Company 6th Marines 2nd Division M1917 Doughboy Helmet with Liner & Period-Applied EGA Insignia Flintlock Pistols The visor was worn by

The visor was worn by a member of a US Army Infantry Regiment

The 102d Infantry lay along a roll of hills

The explosion of the propelling charge sent the mine upwards into the air and activated three short-delay pellets between the propellant charge and the three detonators

Complete with its original all steel ramrod this really is a truly excellent example of this very unusual weapon that plagued European travelers who ventured into that region of the Ottoman Empire

Printed Internet Regimental Research is included

Original U.S. WWI US Marine Corps Camouflage Painted Headquarters Company 6th Marines 2nd Division M1917 Doughboy Helmet with Liner & Period-Applied EGA Insignia Flintlock Pistols The visor was worn byOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an extremely rare example of an original U. S. Marine Corps M1917 "Doughboy" helmet, which is painted camouflage and marked on the front with a Headquarters Company, 6th Marines, 2nd Division insignia. All U. S. M. C. WWI helmets are rare, but those bearing the painted Indian Head of the 2nd Division are the most sought after, and have become increasingly scarce as time marches on. This gorgeous example