Original U.S. WWI Named USMC M1917 Doughboy Helmet with Period Correct Punch Applied Intact Liner and Chinstrap With Matched Named M1910 Cartridge Belt Rig U.S. Uniforms There is no extensive damage

There is no extensive damage to this cartridge box but the sling does appear to have been intentionally cut and removed with both remaining pieces tucked together into the loops on the back

The tug turned the tow over to a local patrol boat at 0650

which existed from 1787-1883

David Hunter's Second Division in General Irwin McDowell's Army of Northeastern Virginia

The plain Migulet lock itself is small

Original U.S. WWI Named USMC M1917 Doughboy Helmet with Period Correct Punch Applied Intact Liner and Chinstrap With Matched Named M1910 Cartridge Belt Rig U.S. Uniforms There is no extensive damageOriginal Item: Only One Set Available. Now this is a fantastic duo of items. Both items in this lot, the helmet and the belt rig, are both named to the same Marine. WWI Named US Marine Corps items are amongst the hardest to find in todays market, let alone a grouping all named to the same Marine. This is an incredibly nice M1917 helmet that was issued to a United States Marine during the Great War. This very nice example is complete with liner, chin