Original Mexican WWII French made M26 Adrian Helmet with Cavalry Badge - Missing Liner Knives & Daggers This signifies use by the

This signifies use by the 30th Reserve Infantry Regiment

I saw the bazooka go on and -- and that bomb crater went off

New Made Item: We haven't seen an original in years

The design of the clips necessitated making a notch in the front receiver

During the New Georgia Campaign

Original Mexican WWII French made M26 Adrian Helmet with Cavalry Badge - Missing Liner Knives & Daggers This signifies use by theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice genuine Mexican World War II M1926 "Adrian" helmet, with an original Cavalry badge on the front of the helmet. This shows a Roman style helmet over Crossed Swords, the Mexican WWII era emblem for cavalry units. The double rivets on the front and sides of the helmet indicate that this was made under contract in France for Mexico, and the design is very similar to the French M1926 helmet. The main