Original German WWII M17 Transitional Army Double Decal Overpaint Helmet - Austrian M-1917 Size 66 Shell Japanese Military Maps The Remington patent licensing markings

The Remington patent licensing markings on the top action strap have long since worn away but the rifle has been nicely restored to an excellent condition

but bears no Nepalese or Indian script markings whatsoever

Fighter Pilots who served in the RAF were few and far between

to Headquarters Company 2nd Battalion

most likely over a wood base

Original German WWII M17 Transitional Army Double Decal Overpaint Helmet - Austrian M-1917 Size 66 Shell Japanese Military Maps The Remington patent licensing markingsOriginal Item: Only One Available. Austria Hungary purchased about 416,000 German helmets from November 1916 until the end of the war, and also began its own licensed production starting in May 1917. Around a million Stahlhelm of all variants were issued until the end of the war. The Austrian M17 helmet was similar to the German M16 but was colored golden brown (known as Isonzo braun), had a cloth chinstrap and had the chinstrap rivet located higher