Original Set of 3 WWII German and Hungarian Dug Up Helmet Shells - M35 M38 and M42 U.S. Artillery Engaged in long-rang strategic bombardment

Engaged in long-rang strategic bombardment operations over Occupied Europe

This practice round has been rendered totally inert per guidelines provided by the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms (ATF)

the son of a Clergyman in Theddlethorpe

intended for a 66 shell

BALACLAVA in October 1854 and at SEVASTOPOL in the winter of 1854

Original Set of 3 WWII German and Hungarian Dug Up Helmet Shells - M35 M38 and M42 U.S. Artillery Engaged in long-rang strategic bombardmentOriginal Item: One Set of 3 Only. It happens during every conflict: after the fighting is over, field gear such as helmets that get damaged are simply discarded on the field. They get overgrown, covered with dirt, and forgotten, until someone construction or some other digging event unearths them. Having been left to nature for decades, their condition is a far cry from what they once were, but the age and look they acquire is something special in its