WWII Era French M26 Adrian Helmet Neck Labels The stainless steel metal surfaces

The stainless steel metal surfaces are clean and the synthetic stock shows only minor signs of handling

or museum-style military technology display

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The built-in CRT allowed operators to visually analyze signals in real time—an important advancement in wartime electronics

WWII Era French M26 Adrian Helmet Neck Labels The stainless steel metal surfacesThis is a French Model 1926 (M26) Adrian steel helmet, likely from the World War II era. The item shown is specifically the helmet bowl, which is missing its original internal liner and suspension system. The shell retains its original green wartime paint and still has the chinstrap mounting hardware attached. These helmets were widely used by French forces and were also exported to other countries, sometimes bearing different insignias.