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$125.00 SOLD
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Item Code: 1202-706
A really nice example of a late World War Two British helmet with some of the brown paper wrapping of the helmet pads and liner still there, and the chinstrap with wrapping above the buckle and loop in place, as is the full helmet netting. The underside of the brim is stamped with the maker’s code and lot number. The helmet retains good finish and color on the top, with some minor wear to the underside of the edges and lower edge of the headband from resting on other helmets, The chinstrap has a few light stains on the top, likely from other helmets stacked on top of it in storage. [sr] [ph:L]
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