Canadian MkI (Transitional) Helmet.
Article about: At the onset of WW II Canada was wholly unprepared for war and there were elements of the 1'st and 2'nd Division sent overseas early on in the winter of 1939 and the spring of 1940 to Englan
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Very nice Mark,I regulary look at the guild but thats as far as it goes,my pockets are not that deep im afraid,nevertheless still a great example and needs must sometimes,well done Bud............
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Many thanks Jake for the most part I am a window shopper at the Guild as well but had to have this one .
PS. sorry did not get back to you yesterday stupid busy at work just going out to plow a foot of fresh snow from overnight I would go with the DR helmet IMO.
Regards Mark
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So it's a bit like a British Mk1*, if it is, it's worth it at nearly any price.
Quite rare then.
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very nice mark and looking forward to seeing the better pictures upon arrival
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So it's a bit like a British Mk1*,
My thoughts as well, must be even more uncommon that the Brit version.
Regards,
Jerry
Whatever
its just an opinion.
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Thanks Gents this might sound odd but worse case scenario for me is it is a British transitional Mk 1 LOL.
Regards Mark
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I'm shocked you could say such a thing
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Is that a rimless Helmet?certainly looks it,yeh what Aaron said,whats wrong with it being a Brit mk1*....
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Great addition to your collection Mark , covers such a wide time period in Canadian military history. I look forward to seeing your pictures when it arrives! Leon.
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