Original U.S. WWI 110th Aero Squadron Leather Flying Helmet with Wilson Goggles and Photos French & Indian War In 1905 the British insisted

In 1905 the British insisted that all Officers were then to carry the current WEBLEY

The aircraft was of conventional construction with a two-bay biplane configuration

the Netherlands was invaded by Germany with Nijmegen being the first Dutch city to fall into German hands

In the early days

The cover is marked "COVER GUN M13 G531749 MRT 2/42” putting the date of manufacture as February 1942

Original U.S. WWI 110th Aero Squadron Leather Flying Helmet with Wilson Goggles and Photos French & Indian War In 1905 the British insistedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This set was purchased directly from the famly of a Lieutenant Harris who served as a pilot assigned to the 110th Aero Squadron during World War One. The set consits of the following items: A fantastic rare example of a genuine WWI Aviator flying helmet is made of a soft leather and is nearly identical to a known SPALDING pattern helmet, in fact it may very well have been made by Spalding but a maker label is absent.