Canada, Cef. A First War Mark Ii Helmet Newly Listed Interestingly it is also noted

Interestingly it is also noted that he has volunteered for service in the Wehrmacht until October 1st 1954

aided materially in the success of the attack and were a source of inspiration to the men of his unit

the obverse with a raised Cross Pattée bearing a central monogram of Duke Bernhard III

The borders of the Maltese cross are constructed of woven intertwined embroidery on three sides of each arm of the cross

Canada, Cef. A First War Mark Ii Helmet Newly Listed Interestingly it is also notedBritish made, in non magnetic steel, with greenish brown paint on the exterior and interior. The protective edge of the helmet in a magnetic steel. It is stamped with the manufacturer's mark beside the steel batch number "194" on the underside of the helmet at the rear, however, the manufacturer's mark is obscured by the intensity of the paint job. Inside, there is a steel framed cradle supporting a blackened canvas liner with underlying burlap