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Article about: Hey Guys, need some help here! This, along with a mint first issue M1 with Hawley liner came from the estate of a medical/dental officer. Both have his last name marked on the web straps. I

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    Hey Guys, need some help here! This, along with a mint first issue M1 with Hawley liner came from the estate of a medical/dental officer. Both have his last name marked on the web straps. I can't find anything quite like it but am confident that those knowing much more than I have.

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    It's a helmet of the type used by Civil Defense, in my opinion.
    Generally they were white painted and had on front the Civil Defense decal, I think that with this coloration were intended for other uses, such as used by staff embarked on naval convoys.

    Cheers
    Roberto

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    Interesting Lid,Ed.
    I have seen those strap attachment points somewhere before

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    OldSteel is right. It is a Civil Defense Helmet. I have one identical to it. I'd throw up pictures but unfortunately it's in storage. But it is a Model 1917-A2 for Merchant Navy in the Atlantic but others used them. Mine has a Civil Defense Decal on the front and I think it was Medical if I remember correctly. Definitely WW2 era though.

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