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Article about: Hey there everyone, What are your thoughts on this world war 1 Canadian brodie helmet? It belonged to the sellers great Uncle, who was in the Canadian medical corps. Everything looks good to

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    Hey there everyone,

    What are your thoughts on this world war 1 Canadian brodie helmet? It belonged to the sellers great Uncle, who was in the Canadian medical corps. Everything looks good to me, I like how the chinstrap is there. The wool doughnut pad is missing, I believe.

    Seller is asking $50, is this a reasonable price?

    Thanks!

    Quinn

    WW1 Brodie

    WW1 Brodie

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    I'm thinking it's a US brodie - Not unusual to see Canadian Divisional marked
    American made helmets ( though this one is plain ). $50 is about half
    to one third it's value - a good deal.........!
    Regards,


    Steve.

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    I agree with Steve-a Very nice helmet for an exceptional price. The liner is in particularly good shape for nearly 100 years old leather.
    William

    "Much that once was, is lost. For none now live who remember it."

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    Hey gents,

    Thanks for the quick response! I always thought that split rivets meant british manufacture? Although hard to see, the pictures show this helmet has split rivets. Please, correct me if i'm wrong. Would being british change the value?

    Last year, I didn't have the funds to buy a beauty Canadian division marked brodie with liner and chinstreap for $95... 97th infantry battalion I believe.
    Still kicking myself over that one, as it was even attributed to the sellers great uncle... ugh. Perhaps this will make up for it :P

    Thanks again,
    Quinn

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    Without a doubt an amazing deal. Split rivets are usually a sign of a British helmet, it may have more specific manufacturer's marks under the rim. I'd go for it.

    Nitram

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    Hi Quinn. With split rivets it is indeed a British lid - couldn't tell from
    first glance. I think the prices are about the same for unmarked
    helmets, although you do know who it belonged to and that
    could affect value somewhat.

    I'd be all over this helmet for that price.........!
    Regards,


    Steve.

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    That is a unbelievible price for a lid nearly 100 years young,here in the UK they sell for $150 upwards,nicely preserved piece of history,regards minnie

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    Thanks for the replies guys!
    I'll pick this one up

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    It's a steel for that price....GRAB IT QUICK!!! And as others have stated, it's 100% brit, split rivet and that little doughnut thingy.......

    Regards,

    Russ

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