WWI Austrian M17 Helmet Shell with Souvenir Camouflage Paint & Iron Cross Insignia (Size 64)

WWI Austrian M17 Helmet Shell with Souvenir Camouflage Paint & Iron Cross Insignia (Size 64)

Marsoni

M251S

$16568.00

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WWI Austrian M17 Helmet Shell with Souvenir Camouflage Paint & Iron Cross Insignia (Size 64)Description This original WWI Austrian M17 helmet shell has a very impressive Buntfarbenanstrich (colored paint) camouflage scheme, consisting of ochre, green and rust brown tones, separated by black borders. Additionally, the top of the helmet features an original hand painted Iron Cross insignia. Helmets in this configuration were often painted by enterprising individuals in France following the Armistice and sold as souvenirs to American soldiers

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Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2021