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MK3 Artillery flash WW2 or post War paint ?

Article about: Hello gentlemen, There is a post on a French forum disussing abiut this following helmet. Some of the colletors estimate the paint is post war, other estimate it is well WW2. What is you opi

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    Default MK3 Artillery flash WW2 or post War paint ?

    Hello gentlemen,
    There is a post on a French forum disussing abiut this following helmet.
    Some of the colletors estimate the paint is post war, other estimate it is well WW2.
    What is you opinion ?
    Thank you in advance.
    Regards.
    ZP

    MK3 Artillery flash WW2 or post War paint ?

    MK3 Artillery flash WW2 or post War paint ?

    MK3 Artillery flash WW2 or post War paint ?

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    As the helmet has been repainted, it has a better chance of being painted post war, than ww2.
    The bright green under the red/blue flash, is that just under the flash, or over the whole helmet under the now existing paint?
    Is there a service number on the chin strap.

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    Hello,
    Thank you for nswering.
    It seems thet the letters or numbers were not legible.
    MK3 Artillery flash WW2 or post War paint ?

    For the paint, here is a capture of the marking :
    MK3 Artillery flash WW2 or post War paint ?

    Regards.
    ZP

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    Hello,
    Nobody else can give his opinion ?
    Thank you very much in advance to you.
    Best regards.
    ZP

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    The best Militaria forum in France is here : http://deutsch-militaria.forumactif.us/

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    Post war repaint and decal

    The previous reply is by probably the world expert on these helmets,
    Regards,

    Jerry

    Whatever its just an opinion.

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    Hello,
    Thank you Jerry B. for also answering.
    Regards.
    ZP

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    Is it standard for soldiers to write their service numbers on the chinstraps of their Mk3s? I’ve seen this on a few now

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    It seems they did, as there are quite a few with the service numbers on the straps.
    But if the service number is 8 digits long and starts with 22000000, it will be from 1950.
    22000000 to 22199408 Until October 1950
    22199409 to 22460786 Until February 1951....
    Click to enlarge the picture Click to enlarge the picture MK3 Artillery flash WW2 or post War paint ?  

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    Tinlid,
    The owner of the helmet gave no more detail about the number written in the chin strap... The question was made, but no answer from his part.
    ZP

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