Original U.S. WWI 110th Aero Squadron Leather Flying Helmet with Wilson Goggles and Photos French & Indian War white stripes on either side

white stripes on either side of a red stripe in the middle They were frequently worn with the ribbon fashioned into a bow

No doubt with its manufacture date established at February 1916 there is every possibility that that this actual weapon saw combat perhaps even on the Western Front

He was in a good emplacement

In the early days

Original U.S. WWI 110th Aero Squadron Leather Flying Helmet with Wilson Goggles and Photos French & Indian War white stripes on either sideOriginal Item: Only One Available. This set was purchased directly from the famly of a Lieutenant Harris who served as a pilot assigned to the 110th Aero Squadron during World War One. The set consits of the following items: A fantastic rare example of a genuine WWI Aviator flying helmet is made of a soft leather and is nearly identical to a known SPALDING pattern helmet, in fact it may very well have been made by Spalding but a maker label is absent.