Original British WWI “Dazzle Panel” Camouflage Painted Mk 1 Brodie Helmet Shell by Hadfield Ltd of Sheffield Brown Bess as the shell has a

as the shell has a large dent and crack on the left side

A great example of the standard turn of the 20th century U

Shell is stamped but it is difficult to read and just a ghost of a 64 can be made out

A regimental headquarters and “field and staff” detachment was located in Camden

It displays lovely condition brass Prussian spread eagle helmet plate and comes complete with scarce brown painted cloth liner

Original British WWI “Dazzle Panel” Camouflage Painted Mk 1 Brodie Helmet Shell by Hadfield Ltd of Sheffield Brown Bess as the shell has aOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely example of the scarce WWI British MkI Brodie helmet, which was also the same type that was issued to American forces in the beginning of the US involvement during The Great War. The shell features vibrant panel camouflage paint with some dazzle that was a very popular paint scheme used by all armies that fought during WWI. At the outbreak of World War I, none of the combatants provided steel helmets