United States. An Army Air Service Flying Helmet & Goggles, By A.g. Spalding & Bros Buy Now Footnote: The Hospital for Sick

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Lieutenant Osborn (TB1620) continued to serve with the Lincoln and Welland Regiment for next fifty-seven months

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United States. An Army Air Service Flying Helmet & Goggles, By A.g. Spalding & Bros Buy Now Footnote: The Hospital for SickFlying helmet exterior in tan leather that has faded to a dark brown finish, the original tan color of the leather on the body of the helmet visible under the ear flaps. The helmet is composed of six triangular shaped panels forming the dome, with two facing horizontal panels below, each with a round hole cut out for the ears and designed with an ear flap, each of the ear holes with reinforced stitching in brown threading, each of the ear flaps with a