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This genuine Great War helmet is a very fine example with excellent complete liner and chinstrap (broken)
Maker's code with size marking "64" stamped on the interior of the shell
"The Battle of Trafalgar" in 1805
and the last Union casualty of the fighting in Virginia was reported to be a Zouave of the 155th Pennsylvania
The division established training for the men as well as sports and educational activities
Original British Earthenware Bottle found in WWI Trench - Marked Davies & Shepheard Category_Fusee Spring & Cover This genuine Great War helmetOriginal Item: Only One Available. Purchased from a regular WW1 Battlefield digger, this is a very nice English Earthenware Bottle marked DAVIES & SHEPHEARD of CHESTER. Originally maybe for Beer but perhaps Soda Water or similar. Research indicates that Davies & Shepheard were Chemists in Chester, and this may have been for mineral water or some other concoction popular at the time. These also were often filled with beer and were used as promotional