Original Canadian / British WWII MkII Brodie Steel Helmet with Helmet Net and British Shell Dressing - Dated 1942 Night Sights This example looks to originally

This example looks to originally have been issued for Police or Fire Dept

and there are also some areas of staining scattered throughout the surface

The five units in the Imperial German Army that utilized Polish cuffs on tunic with a vertical central opening were: Adjutants to Princes

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however this example still has a lot of the silvering intact on the front of the badge

Original Canadian / British WWII MkII Brodie Steel Helmet with Helmet Net and British Shell Dressing - Dated 1942 Night Sights This example looks to originallyOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an excellent example of a genuine British Mark II steel helmet, which is dated 1942. The stamping on the underside of the shell is worn away and cant be found, as British Manufactured helmets were often marked before they were stamped, which stretches out the markings. The shell is stamped on the underside rim with C. L. C. 1942, for the Canadian Motor Lamp Company of Windsor, who made helmets from 1940 to