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1941 BMB Mk II (Army?)

Article about: Hello collectors; this is my first MkII, that I bought many years ago. The shell has been made by BMB in 1941, is painted green with textured finish outside, while inside has a smooth finish

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    Default 1941 BMB Mk II (Army?)

    Hello collectors; this is my first MkII, that I bought many years ago. The shell has been made by BMB in 1941, is painted green with textured finish outside, while inside has a smooth finish. The liner, also made by BMB in 1940, is marked "I": I guess it stands for "Mark I", but hasn't the early, oval pad.
    I hope everything is OK, and consistent with an Army helmet.

    Cheers,

    M.
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    1941 BMB Mk II (Army?)   1941 BMB Mk II (Army?)  


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    After having bought my first army helmet the other day I'd say the paint is spot on for an army helmet.

    Unfortunately I can't comment on the liner but I do know the smaller liner bolt came out later in the war. I'm sure someone else will put you right on exactly what's what.

    Tony

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    Both shell & liner are marked I, but they are of course MkII's.
    Looks good.

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    A lovely example of a military use MKII helmet. Leon.

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    Thanks for your replies gents; about the bolt, Doug has just posted its helmet, also made by BMB in 1941, with the same, "late" small bolt. An upgrade in both the helmets?

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