Original U.S. WWI Named 27th Infantry Division, Mobile Veterinary Section No 105 Painted British Made M1917 Doughboy Helmet - Horseshoer John F. Smith, With Information Military Art we were able to make

we were able to make out the name

The mine is totally inert

The casting on the handle is also definitely more detailed than what would have been produced at one of the Confederate armories

The Nock gun was brought to modern attention in the 1960 film The Alamo in which one is used by actor Richard Widmark

“I was the 2nd Group Leader of the Second Division

Original U.S. WWI Named 27th Infantry Division, Mobile Veterinary Section No 105 Painted British Made M1917 Doughboy Helmet - Horseshoer John F. Smith, With Information Military Art we were able to makeOriginal Item: Only One Available. When America was drawn into the European conflict it possessed no steel helmets of its own. They looked to other nations for ideas and selected the British helmet as the most suitable. Britain supplied about half a million helmets to the Americans before production of an American version was started in the U. S. This is a fantastic, genuine Great War hand painted 27th Infantry Division, 107th Infantry Regiment,