Original Belgian WWI Officer's Aluminum Parade Model 1915 Adrian Helmet with Lion Badge Flintlock Pistols In 1898 an export model

In 1898 an export model was also offered for international sales by Hotchkiss

The first Richmond Rifles used steel butt plates

Its purpose was to re-establish the land supply route to China that had been blocked by the Japanese invasion of Burma in 1942

The leather A-2 shoes were also of moccasin style

Beginning 8 May 1918

Original Belgian WWI Officer's Aluminum Parade Model 1915 Adrian Helmet with Lion Badge Flintlock Pistols In 1898 an export modelOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice example of a genuine World War I Model 1915 Belgian Army "Adrian" Officer's parade helmet. The helmet retains the original olive green paint and is complete with the Belgian Lion badge to front. It is made of light weight aluminum, and would be much more comfortable to wear on parades due to the reduced weight. The chinstrap is the officer's version, which has a wide "tear drop" shape, and is