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Factory air raid wardens helmet?

Article about: Hi there, I've had this helmet for a few years and wondered if anyone knows any info about it please? Such as the location of the factory where it was used. Thanks alot.

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    Same chap is normally at the Farnham show.

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    The name Battery comes from: "Nearly a century ago the founder of the firm established in Digbeth, Birmingham, a business for the manufacture of Brass Pans, which were raised from the flat sheet by what was termed a 'Battery ' of Tilt hammers. The process was called the Battery process, and the pans were spoken of as ' Battery ' or Battery Pans.
    The helmet is a No.2C, typical for use in a factory on the home front. The liner is dated 1940, the shell date stamp is missing but was made by JSS.
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    Here's my Clerk of Works one..... (I hope!)

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    nice helmet and great avatar picture composite

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