Impressive looking helmets! I like the scrimmed nets.
Impressive looking helmets! I like the scrimmed nets.
Some fine headgear there!
William
"Much that once was, is lost. For none now live who remember it."
British Motorcycle Dispatch Riders' Helmets Mk.II
The green one was acquired in Japan, and the brown in Canada.
The Brown one was my first ever Commonwealth headgear.
Green is dated 1942. Size 7
Brown is dated 1945. Size 7
They were both manufactured by the same company BMB - Briggs Motor Bodies.
The green helmet has a smooth texture, while the brown has a rough texture.
* Notice the stamping difference: Hard Pressed (1942) vs Colored Stamping (1945).
A nice couple of HSDR's
Great collection and great to see you posting detail pics of them, brilliant stuff Taka.
Regards,
Jerry
Whateverits just an opinion.
Thank you guys!
Sorry it took a while for me to upload these photos.
I tried to take some good shots with my Iphone as much as possible.
Cheers!
Taka
Nice collection of lids Taka and I am with Phil on this one your just teasing us
Get-er-done I would like a closer look at your netted and scrimmed Mk II's
Regards Mark
Hi Mark,
It's 12:30 am here......yikes!
I will be posting more tomorrow.
Cheers!
Taka
Ok I am going to hold you to it LOL .
Regards Mark
Alright, I will stop the teasing, let's get started !!
CDN Anti-Gas Helmet Cover w/ CDN Mk. I Shell
I got these pair from Canada, and the shell was my first ever CDN Helmet.
Shell Stampings: AG/C (Windsor ON and the Alumin Good Company) MK 1 1942 E13
My favorite part is the C-Broad Arrow is still present.
Anti-Gas Helmet Cover is two toned and applied with heavy coating.
Male and female stud button for closing.
It has a strong smell, but I'm ok with it.
Date: 1942
Manufactured by: Aristo Gali. Ont
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