Original Canadian WWII Brodie MkII Steel Helmet with Net by General Steelwares - Dated 1941 Japanese Military Maps In the early sixteenth century

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Original Canadian WWII Brodie MkII Steel Helmet with Net by General Steelwares - Dated 1941 Japanese Military Maps In the early sixteenth centuryOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an exceptional example of a genuine Canadian manufactured Mark II steel helmet that is dated 1941 on the shell, and 1942 on the liner. It comes with an original dark green helmet net. The stamping on the underside of the rim reads: G. S. W. R MK II 1941 G. S. W. stands for General Steel Wares of Toronto, who made helmets from 1940 to 1942. While this helmet is stamped with Mk I, that is the designation GSW