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British dispatch riders helmet, 1944, but painted bomb?

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    Default British dispatch riders helmet, 1944, but painted bomb?

    Could it be Royal Fusiliers London Regiment? Named inside "Sold Bruneel" I thought maybe Italian, "Soldati", but otherwise 100% British dated 1944 BMB made, anyone know anything about this, or what company BMB was?
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    BMB = Briggs Motor Bodies.
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    Royal Fusiliers is most likely I think, as you suggest. Looks good IMHO.
    Regards,

    Jerry

    Whatever its just an opinion.

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    very nice ,the shell must predate the liner as post 1941 examples had a protective outer rim

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    Thankyou, is the shell pre 1941? Briggs Motor Bodies, like our McChord Radiator...much chance it was used in a combat area? The name inside? Are these scarce like this? I payed $50.00 USD, because I liked it..some guys thought it was paratroopers, but the strap is not paras, but riders!

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    The shell is correct for the liner date.

    Sadly the name would be impossible to research: our files here in the UK are closed.

    Possibly used in combat but I suspect very late war or most likely (IMHO) by the British Army of the Rhine in Germany.

    It is a nice lid. The price was fine!

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    Thankyou, is there a mark and number associated with this? I like it alot, is it scarecer than a standard Brodies?

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    Sorry? INGLS DR???

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    It is a hyper link. Click on it. The site is in Spanish: Google translate it
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