Brit57 There is some pitting but

There is some pitting but not too much and the outer surface is relatively smooth considering

When acquired there was no original paint to speak of

Restored Depiction: This helmet appears as a DD Army

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This camouflage pith helmet is one of only two known examples

Brit57 There is some pitting butBrit57 Shell: The shell is an original WW2, Brititsh manufactured MkII shell with a stainless steel banded edge. The stainless steel factory chinstrap lugs are the MkIII type and are unmarked. The factory stamps are under the flare near a chinstrap lug; they are somewhat distorted by rust pitting but read 1 1941 BMB N13 (Briggs Motor Bodies Ltd Dagenham). When acquired there was no original paint to speak of; there was some rust pitting to the inner