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Hard to fine nowadays a genuine untouched WW2-issue M31 Belgian Adrian helmet, as worn by the Belgian troops during the German invasion in 1940. Helmet shows light wear and is complete with often missing liner and chin strap. Maker marked on the liner by La Escaut, head size 57. A very honest helmet, in very good condition.
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