The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Khaki painted British pattern steel helmet. The inside of the helmet is padded with foam rubber and has an adjustable cotton chin strap. The chin strap is marked with the name 'D SELLARS' and an illegible number. The rim of the helmet is stamped 'C.L./O. 1942 46'.
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British pattern paratrooper's steel helmet. Known as the first pattern, the helmet incorporates a one inch (26 mm) fibre band encircling the external rim. It is complete with the early black heavy lea
British army officer's foreign service helmet. The cork helmet is covered with khaki cotton drill on the outside and fine green cotton on the inside. It is complete with a brass ventilator button and
German M1942 pattern steel helmet. The helmet is stamped steel with an un-rolled rim. A riveted vent hole is located on either side of the helmet, just below the crown, and a thin metal band has been
British Army issue War Office Pattern steel helmet originally painted inside and out with an apple green finish. The width of the brim is 32mm at the front and back and 43mm at the sides. The original
Olive green AFH-1 flying helmet. The helmet has a single clear visor and internal black padded earphones. The helmet is padded on the inside with vinyl covered foam and secured by a padded cotton chin
German Army Model 1916 steel helmet painted in fieldgrey (grey-green) and complete with a pair of ventilation lugs, chinstrap attachment rivets, brown leather headband and a three-piece, two-tongue li
