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Engagements during World War II
with some dents and scrapes
The left shoulder features a lovely AA “All Americans” insignia
This is an exceptional opportunity to get a scarce Hawley Liner with personal art on it
Polk sent a diplomatic mission to Mexico in an attempt to buy the disputed territory
Original U.S. WWI Named 80th Division Painted M1917 Helmet with Liner & Chinstrap - Cook Lawrence Geist Shirk, Company D, 313th Machine Gun Battalion Feed Block Assembly Engagements during World War IIOriginal Item. One of a Kind. There were very few American units of the First World War which painted their helmets before the end of the war. The 80th Division were one of these very few, painting their helmets with flashes akin to those used by British & Commonwealth soldiers, who utilized a variety of shapes & colors to signify their unit. This helmet was worn & painted by Cook Lawrence Geist Shirk, Company D, 313th Machine Gun Battalion, 80th
