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1299 - 1926 Adrian Infantry Helmet. Model 1926 helmet bearing the Model 1937 infantry insignia; the helmet retains nearly 90% of its original factory-applied khaki paint. Leather liner with six wolf teeth, featuring all eight clasps, two of which are detached. One eyelet is damaged; the original chinstrap is secured by a regulation chinstrap clip. Since the right side no longer has a clip, it has been replaced with a Model 1935 equipment ring. 1926 Adrian infantry helmet with 1937 insignia and approximately 90% of its original khaki paint. Leather liner with six wolf-tooth tabs and eight clips; two are loose, and one eyelet is damaged. Original chinstrap, with a 1935 equipment ring replacing the right attachment.
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1926 Adrian Infantry Helmet. Model 1926 helmet bearing the Model 1937 infantry insignia; the helmet retains nearly 90% of its original factory-applied khaki paint. Leather liner with six wolf teeth, featuring all eight clasps, two of which are detached. One eyelet is damaged; the original chinstrap is secured by a regulation chinstrap clip. Since the right side no longer has a clip, it has been replaced with a Model 1935 equipment ring. 1926 Adrian infantry helmet with 1937 insignia and approximately 90% of its original khaki paint. Leather liner with six wolf-tooth tabs and eight clips; two are loose, and one eyelet is damaged. Original chinstrap, with a 1935 equipment ring replacing the right attachment.
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Militaria: The French Army Through History. French Military InsigniaAuction house
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