Original Imperial German WWI M1918 Stahlhelm with Liner & Incredibly Scarce Model 1918 Chinstrap - Stamped ET64 French Ordnance "cbl" indicates that the case

"cbl" indicates that the case was made by Vereinigte Deutsche Metallwerke AG in Nurnberg A key to the manufacturers' codes can be found in German Military Letter Codes 1939 - 1945 by John Walter (IMA Product Number MB1052)

Cavalry saber or something similar

and shows no signs of drying out at present

Units of the US Marine Corps landed on Wallis on 29 May 1942

Original Imperial German WWI M1918 Stahlhelm with Liner & Incredibly Scarce Model 1918 Chinstrap - Stamped ET64 French Ordnance "cbl" indicates that the caseOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a helmet seldom seen on the market today, a complete M1918 Stahlhelm with all liner pads retained along with the incredibly scarce Model 1918 Chinstrap, which included a metal clip as opposed to the tightening buckles. We havent had an example like this in a long time, and we arent sure when we will again. The Model 1918 Stahlhelm featured an integrated liner chinstrap, which meant the dome headed chinstrap