Original Imperial German WWI U.S. Mail Home M16 Stahlhelm Helmet with Panel Camouflage Paint - George E. Beck, 112th Engineers, 37th “Buckeye” Division - ET64 French Edged Weapons which has lost the top

which has lost the top securing strap

The grenade tracks the distance it has traveled by the number of spiral rotations after it is fired

the announcement was made

The serial number indicates production in approximately February 1881

Original Imperial German WWI U.S. Mail Home M16 Stahlhelm Helmet with Panel Camouflage Paint - George E. Beck, 112th Engineers, 37th “Buckeye” Division - ET64 French Edged Weapons which has lost the topOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice example of a totally original WWI German M16 Helmet, with a very nice "paneled" camouflage paint scheme. This was a very popular type of camouflage used on both sides of WWI. This example was sent home during the war by American soldier George Edward Beck, Company F, 112th Engineer Regiment, 37th Buckeye Division. The 37th was made up of the Ohio National Guard, and Beck was from Cleveland. While