Czechoslovakia, First Republic. A German-Manufactured Czechoslovak M31 Steel Helmet certificate_of_authenticity By the Spring of 1917

By the Spring of 1917

obverse depicts a Stahlhelm (Steel Helmet) on top of crossed swords on a pebbled field within laurel branch wreath

when his Long Ranger was under attack for 45 minutes by eight Japanese fighter planes that punctured the B-24 with 84 holes

with the husky six foot two inch Hughes almost knocking down the five foot seven inch Home Secretary (later First Lord of the Admiralty and Prime Minister)

Czechoslovakia, First Republic. A German-Manufactured Czechoslovak M31 Steel Helmet certificate_of_authenticity By the Spring of 1917A unique and well preserved German manufactured Czechoslovak M31 steel helmet, constructed of a magnetic molybdenum steel and retaining most of an original olive drab painted finish. Dual sets of seven ventilation holes are drilled into the helmet at each side. Four additional magnetic metal rivets are fastened evenly across the circumference to secure in place the interior features. Painted onto the peak of the helmet is a mostly intact Czechoslovak