Original Mexican WWII French-Made M26 Adrian Helmet Shell with Infantry Badge US Civil War It was meant to be

It was meant to be an improvement of the Borchardt C-93 pistol

this helmet dates to around 1982

Then relocation to Silesia

All of the stitching looks to be intact

Both rear sight assembly and leveling gauge have small airplane facsimiles making this a most attractive set and an absolute must for any DShk owner

Original Mexican WWII French-Made M26 Adrian Helmet Shell with Infantry Badge US Civil War It was meant to beOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a genuine World War II M1926 "Adrian" helmet as used by the Mexican Army before and during WWII. It has an original Mexican Infantry badge on the front of the helmet. which shows crossed rifles over an infantry bugle, the Mexican WWII era emblem for Infantry units. The double rivets on the front and sides of the helmet indicate that this was made under contract in France for Mexico, and the design is very