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They saw action at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815 under the direct command of Lieutenant Colonel Sir Edward Kerrison
The basket hilt guard is intricately crafted and provides an excellent grip as well as protection for the wielder
though they appear to be designed to fit around the gun barrels
though other parts may have been replaced during servicing
it is hand painted in brown camouflage with small nails for guns and painted windows
Original U.S. WWI Marine Corps British-Made Mk. I Helmet with EGA Device & Full Liner and Chinstrap British Artwork & Posters They saw action at theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an incredibly nice British made Mk. I helmet that was issued to a United States Marine during the Great War. This very nice example is complete with liner and chin strap, and still has original period textured paint on the outer shell. Most notably the helmet features a P1917 EGA (Eagle Globe Anchor) cap badge. The EGA shows heavy verdigris on the back, so we are confident that this is original to the helmet.
