Original British WWII P-1944 Turtle MK IV Steel Helmet- Dated 1945 Hand Select:No The elimination of the rolled

The elimination of the rolled edge expedited the manufacturing process and reduced the amount of metal used in each helmet

show some storage wear but can be easily and beautifully resorted to like-new condition

Wartime manufactured German combat helmets were stamped with an alpha-numeric code under the flared rim of the helmet (often referred to as the skirt)

-Note: map case only

Original Item: Superseding all leather slings of the early war years came these web Enfield rifle slings with steel or brass fittings

Original British WWII P-1944 Turtle MK IV Steel Helmet- Dated 1945 Hand Select:No The elimination of the rolledOriginal Item: Issued for use in the D Day invasion of Europe in 1944; this is the next steel helmet pattern to be adopted by the British after the Dough Boy Brodie helmet of WWI. In use through the close of WWII and in regular use through Korea and the Falkland war. These helmets are extremely rare as all bear 1945 dates and are genuine WW2 issue. The Mk III Helmet was a steel military combat helmet developed for the British Army in 1941. First worn