Original WWI British-Made Mk I “Doughboy” Helmet with Chinese Nationalist Insignia - Used in 1942 Film Flying Tigers Other European Militaria who wore the parachutist's coat

who wore the parachutist's coat and trousers (M-1942/43) Tankers

and Company E in Easy Green on the right of the 16th Infantry

Even by late 1917 after most of the Adrian helmets had been delivered most photos of Russian units show only small numbers of helmets being worn

as often these were sold to retailers

Original WWI British-Made Mk I “Doughboy” Helmet with Chinese Nationalist Insignia - Used in 1942 Film Flying Tigers Other European Militaria who wore the parachutist's coatOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an original British WWI Mark I Brodie steel helmet, later painted with the Chinese Nationalist Blue Sky with White Sun emblem and used as a movie prop in the 1942 Republic Pictures film Flying Tigers. The underside of the brim is clearly stamped: HS 387 The HS marking is associated with Hadfields Ltd. of Sheffield, England, one of the firms connected with British Mark I Brodie helmet production during the