Original Rare Portuguese WWI M1915 Corrugated Steel Helmet MG 34 Ammo Storage Woodworth was on a picket

Woodworth was on a picket station 12 miles (19 km) east of the formation when she was attacked by Japanese torpedo planes at 1815

and Companies C and G sailing on the same ship with the Rough Riders

These wings measure 3” across and are marked STERLING with a shield logo on the reverse (pin back

when the German Army had tried to smash the French line

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Original Rare Portuguese WWI M1915 Corrugated Steel Helmet MG 34 Ammo Storage Woodworth was on a picketOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a nice example of a correct WWI issue M1915 Portuguese corrugated steel helmet that still retains its original WWI correct blue grey painted finish.. The M1915 helmet was the primary combat helmet used by the Armed Forces of Portugal during the WWI era, and was not replaced until the 1930s, when the British Brodie based Mk1 helmet was adopted. The M1915 was a lightweight helmet designed by British Major J.