Original U.S. WWI Double Painted 7th & 29th Division British Made Mk. I Doughboy Helmet - 80th Field Artillery Regiment - Liner & Chinstrap Sales Marines charging over the front

Marines charging over the front during World War I with a Battleship in the foreground

As the 100th began moving on Hill C on 20 October

The chinstrap is still solid but there is cracking present on the lower portion

These soldiers were the majority of the German-speaking regulars under General John Burgoyne in the Saratoga campaign of 1777

Original U.S. WWI Double Painted 7th & 29th Division British Made Mk. I Doughboy Helmet - 80th Field Artillery Regiment - Liner & Chinstrap Sales Marines charging over the frontOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is one of the strangest painted doughboy helmets we have had. This British made Doughboy helmet was originally issued to a member of the 80th Field Artillery Regiment, 7th Division, as indicated by the insignia painted on the dome of the helmet with 80TH F. A. painted below. Then the soldier was either transferred, or he switched helmets with someone who painted the insignia of the 29th Division on the front of the