Original U.S. WWII M1917A1 Named Kelly Helmet with Australian Helmet Net - Tenth Army Manufacture Type_New Made Items The 6th was heavily engaged

The 6th was heavily engaged in the battle for Bastogne

The new partnership was called Baring Brothers & Co

Due to the weight of the steel plates inside the SSK 90 helmet it was eventually withdrawn from service on 26 May 1941

Their flintlock muskets were then withdrawn from service and placed in Military storage at the old Palace of Lagan Silikanna

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Original U.S. WWII M1917A1 Named Kelly Helmet with Australian Helmet Net - Tenth Army Manufacture Type_New Made Items The 6th was heavily engagedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a genuine excellent condition WWII U. S. Army M1917A1 "Kelly" Helmet. The helmet is complete with the original liner, chin strap and the small leather skull pad that is often missing from these helmets. Shell has original paint and is covered in an Australian made (PTO) camouflage net that was converted to a helmet net. on the underside of the leather liner pad is the BENDER in black ink or paint which