Original U.S. WWI M1917 Camouflage Painted Helmet with Wilmer Eye Shield Holes and Liner Military Art History of the NVA

History of the NVA

Fully inert and rebuilt to BATF Specifications

This type of camouflage pattern included speckled and disruptive coloration

surviving examples and regimental records indicate that far more than that were imported

The markings on the lock plate are still crisp and clear

Original U.S. WWI M1917 Camouflage Painted Helmet with Wilmer Eye Shield Holes and Liner Military Art History of the NVAOriginal Item. Only One Available. Not often seen among M1917 helmets are the 3 small holes drilled into the right and left side of the brim, and this was something that puzzled collectors for many years due to the rarity of its corresponding attachment The Wilmer Eye Shield. This is a very nice example of an M1917 steel helmet painted in a three tone camouflage that mimics the German camouflage style used on helmets from July to November 1918. The