British WWI Canadian Army Medical Corps Helmet From early rare prototypes never

From early rare prototypes never before seen to the evolution of helmet patterns and stunning camouflage examples

especially those interested in the Luftwaffe's airborne operations

likely of British origin

as most were trimmed down for issue or field use

to the interior of the pocket the canvas label of the same tailor with the name ‘Gunther’

British WWI Canadian Army Medical Corps Helmet From early rare prototypes neverAn issued quality Brodie helmet fitted with an officers liner by Hawkes & Co, Savile Row. The liner is in superb condition, complete with its original chinstrap and bearing a clear patent date of 1917. This example is essentially an enlisted mans helmet retrofitted with a private purchase officers liner. The front bears a red flash of the Canadian Army Medical Corps, featuring the outline of the Rod of Asclepius. Included is a period typed descriptive