Poland, Republic. A Rare Polish Officer's M15 Adrian Helmet certificate_of_authenticity chipping evident in the white

chipping evident in the white enamels on the edge of the arm at 9 o'clock on the reverse

obverse centre with the royal cipher in Gold with Latin Motto Princeps et Patria (Leader and Country) surround

that he was single and that his trade was that of Machinist

The cross was awarded for service up to the end of the First World War to soldiers and sailors of all arms of the Austro-Hungarian armed forces

In June of the same year

Poland, Republic. A Rare Polish Officer's M15 Adrian Helmet certificate_of_authenticity chipping evident in the whiteThere are very few surviving examples of the Adrian helmets issued to Polish volunteers, and an officer's version must be considered scarce. Constructed of a steel shell and painted in field grey, the crown features a raised die stamped magnetic metal comb secured in place with rivets fastened at the three, six, nine, and twelve oclock positions, fastened to the peak of the helmet is the standard "RF", however, this has had the possibly unique