Original British WWII South African Manufactured Desert Tan Brodie MkII Steel Helmet with Drilled Holes for Net & Liner by Jager Rand - Dated 1942 Category_Brunswick Guns Because of congestion on the

Because of congestion on the beach they soon had to stop behind the Jeeps and trucks

on 31 August 1945

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This has to be VERY RARE

The British opened fire at extreme range and were forced to disengage in the face of long-range torpedo volleys and attacks by Luftwaffe bombers without having hit any of the German ships

Original British WWII South African Manufactured Desert Tan Brodie MkII Steel Helmet with Drilled Holes for Net & Liner by Jager Rand - Dated 1942 Category_Brunswick Guns Because of congestion on theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very good example of a genuine British South African manufactured Mark II steel helmet, complete with an original 1943 dated liner and chin strap. It comes with a correct "Desert Tan" textured camouflage paint job, as used in the Africa Campaign of the war, where Troops from South Africa saw much fighting. There is some wear around the stainless steel rim, but nothing major. We tried to find some maker