WW1 French M15 Adrian Helmet
WW1 French Adrian Model M15 Helmet
The French Adrian helmet was used from 1915 as protection against shell splinters when in the trenches and was designed by the French General Adrian. This headgear was successful against 2/3 of all splinters and thus became a mass product for the French army.
The daily production was raised to 7500 pieces per day until August 1917. The Belgium, Russian, Italian, Romanian and Serbian armies also adopted the Adrian. The Adrian is made of steel and weighs 850grms
Our model has the hat size of about 60 cm /23.6"
WW1 French Adrian Model M15 Helmet
The French Adrian helmet was used from 1915 as protection against shell splinters when in the trenches and was designed by the French General Adrian. This headgear was successful against 2/3 of all splinters and thus became a mass product for the French army.
The daily production was raised to 7500 pieces per day until August 1917. The Belgium, Russian, Italian, Romanian and Serbian armies also adopted the Adrian. The Adrian is made of steel and weighs 850grms
Our model has the hat size of about 60 cm /23.6"
| Weight (g) | 950.00 |
|---|---|
| Restricted Product? | No |
| Affiliation | French |
| Service | Army |