Original WWII British - Canadian MKIII Post-War Refurbished Paratrooper Helmet with Net Japanese Holsters Probably the last widespread use

Probably the last widespread use of Bandolier Equipment was by a Territorial unit

The Hudsons were supplied without the Boulton Paul dorsal turret

In cold weather

of perfectly standard brass and copper construction made and marked by J

One of which reads "SWEDE CARLSEN" Motor Torpedo Boat Squadron 16

Original WWII British - Canadian MKIII Post-War Refurbished Paratrooper Helmet with Net Japanese Holsters Probably the last widespread useOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a nice refurbished example of the WWII MkII Paratrooper helmet, as used by British and Canadian forces. It features original paint on the shell, an original WWII issue brown helmet net, and most of the internal parts are original. The leather liner however was replaced, and glued to the original foam, which is now somewhat deteriorated. The chin strap appears to be original, but is probably an unissued