Raf type "e" flying helmet

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  1. 02-21-2012, 12:32 AM #1
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    Default RAF type "E" flying helmet

    Just picked up this RAF"type E" flight helmet ,i added the sweetheart pin...comments welcomed
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  2. 02-21-2012, 12:44 AM #2
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    A nice and fine example of a type "C" helmet. The pin is a nice touch. Wonderful looking collection in the background!
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    Default Re: Raf type "e" flying helmet

    Nice example of a British type 'E' flying helmet.

    IMO, the pin does not belong, but it's yours
    to do with as you please.........
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    Default Re: Raf type "e" flying helmet

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    Nice example of a British type 'E' flying helmet.

    IMO, the pin does not belong, but it's yours
    to do with as you please.........
    Ditto.
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    Default Re: Raf type "e" flying helmet

    Hi guys, thanks for checking out my new flight helmet,i know the sweetheart pin doesn't belong there ,but it is the only RAF pin i have and i feel it is in a safe place and i know where to locate it......Dave H
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