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Late war third pattern ‘MKIII’ British steel helmet, so called ‘Turtle’ helmet because of its shape. All parts remain in good condition and is complete with liner. Liner shows very poor markings but I believe I can read the date 1943. Comes with the genuine chin strap attached.
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