Original U.S. WWI Field Gear Lot Including Named 79th Division M1917 Helmet & Eagle Snap Mills Cartridge Belt Rig with Holster & Canteen Caps & Hats the Indians set fire to

the Indians set fire to the grass hoping to use the smoke as a screen to approach the cavalry perimeter

at the time of the four power Paris Peace Accords

A similar example can be found in the collection of the renown Australian War Memorial at this link

The reverse of the plate is stamped:

but also an indication of the strength of the Czechoslovak ideal embodied in the First Czechoslovak Republic

Original U.S. WWI Field Gear Lot Including Named 79th Division M1917 Helmet & Eagle Snap Mills Cartridge Belt Rig with Holster & Canteen Caps & Hats the Indians set fire toOriginal Items. Only One Lot Available. This is a great set of U. S. WWI field gear that will help complete a U. S. Doughboy mannequin, including a complete M1917 Helmet and an Eagle Snap Mills ammunition cartridge belt rig. The field gear lot includes: M1917 Doughboy Steel Helmet with full liner and chinstrap. The helmet is named on the chinstrap to Major G. A. Wildrick Gen. Staff, George A. Wildrick who served with the 79th Division General Staff