Original WWII U.S. Navy M1917A1 Kelly Helmet made from Canadian Brodie Shell dated 1942 19th Century Line throwing guns are still

Line throwing guns are still used to this day in the commercial and military sectors

HER visible in the scroll engraving

a wounded Colonel Soule (recipient of the Distinguished Service Cross) would continue to lead the rest of the 188th

and thus has a very important place in the history of German tripod development

Original WWII U.S. Navy M1917A1 Kelly Helmet made from Canadian Brodie Shell dated 1942 19th Century Line throwing guns are stillOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very interesting WWII U. S. Navy issued M1917A1 "Kelly" Helmet, painted blue on the exterior. Unlike most we see, this was not made using a U. S. Shell, but using a WWII Production Canadian made shell. The helmet is complete with the original liner, chin strap and the small leather skull pad that is often missing from these helmets. The stamping on the underside of the rim reads: C. L. C. 1942 77 This