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11-01-2013 12:15 PM
# ADS
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Nice one Glenn
a nice M16 cammo.................is this from the pit that had a large amount of "cut out ear" Cavalry type M18 helmets ?
Prost ! Steve.
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I like the lid a lot. Congrats. Camo with envy here.
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I like that. With the 100th anniversary approaching, I'm beginning to feel myself being drawn toward a new field of collecting.
Martin
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by
oradour
Nice one Glenn
a nice M16 cammo.................is this from the pit that had a large amount of "cut out ear" Cavalry type M18 helmets ?
Prost ! Steve.
I believe so, yes. Now I need a nice Pickelhaube to compliment it.
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Really nice helmet there.
Do you use anything to help preserve the camo paint, or helmet in general?
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I remember when these were found. I emailed him about several I really liked but all were spoken for, so I gave up, lol. You got yourself a nice one, Glenn.
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Friedland
Really nice helmet there.
Do you use anything to help preserve the camo paint, or helmet in general?
I'm pretty sure the original finder coated the shells in linseed oil. Personally I would have used just renaissance wax but what's done is done, I don't think the linseed oil can be removed now without damage to the underlying paint.
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Glenn66
I'm pretty sure the original finder coated the shells in linseed oil. Personally I would have used just renaissance wax but what's done is done, I don't think the linseed oil can be removed now without damage to the underlying paint.
Cheers. Linseed Oil is what I used on mine too, didn't know about it damaging the paintwork on removal though. I'll take your tip on renaissance wax for the next one!
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