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Article about: Another find from the tip quite a few years ago. To all intents and purposes it is a construction workers hard hat. But in those days no hard hats were worn on building sites. The leather li

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    Another find from the tip quite a few years ago. To all intents and purposes it is a construction workers hard hat. But in those days no hard hats were worn on building sites. The leather liner is marked BMB 6.3/4 1941. Were the Bevan boys in existance as early as this date? The liner is held in place by a brown bootlace. The helmet is made of "Plastic". John.
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    Hi John, the miners helmet of the day was not plastic but a fibre compostion material. (The first tankers helmets were inspired by it)

    I think this is a post war helmet which has been repaired using a wartime liner!

    Cheers, Ade.

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