Original U.S. WWI M1917 Named 84th Infantry Division Doughboy Helmet with Camouflage Textured Paint Category_Martini-Henry Rifles along with one of his

along with one of his famous quotes regarding the United States

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having outstanding nickel-plated surfaces with minor wear and scuffing from inserting and removing from scabbard

Persian silver coins covered in Islamic script

Original U.S. WWI M1917 Named 84th Infantry Division Doughboy Helmet with Camouflage Textured Paint Category_Martini-Henry Rifles along with one of hisOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an incredible helmet is featured on page 74 of the book Painted Steel, Steel Pots Volume II by Chris Arnold. This is a fantastic genuine Great War hand painted camouflage helmet with the 84th Division Railsplitters insignia to front. The underside of the rim is named 1 SGT BILL HOPE. William J. Hope ASN 01985641 enlisted on June 6th, 1917 and was discharged from the Army on August 1th, 191 at Camp Upton, NY.