joaobr Posted June 1 Share Posted June 1 I recently found this very interesting Canadian MKII with a painted emblem that I need help identifying. I'm happy with my colleagues' opinion It is marked G.S.W, therefore manufactured by "General Steel Wares of Toronto". It is also marked "MKI" and "1941" on the shell. The liner, as all Canadian helmets were, has the Viceroy manufacturer's marking from the year 1940. It has a nice sand-colored camouflage paint job brushed over the original paint. Typical of the helmets used in the Mediterranean theater. It is also interesting that on the inside, there is a white ribbon bordering the liner. Thanks Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Farkas Posted June 22 Share Posted June 22 On 01/06/2024 at 20:49, joaobr said: I recently found this very interesting Canadian MKII with a painted emblem that I need help identifying. I'm happy with my colleagues' opinion It is marked G.S.W, therefore manufactured by "General Steel Wares of Toronto". It is also marked "MKI" and "1941" on the shell. The liner, as all Canadian helmets were, has the Viceroy manufacturer's marking from the year 1940. It has a nice sand-colored camouflage paint job brushed over the original paint. Typical of the helmets used in the Mediterranean theater. It is also interesting that on the inside, there is a white ribbon bordering the liner. Thanks sorry I don’t know that one mate. 🤷♂️ tony 🍻 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Farkas Posted July 20 Share Posted July 20 On 01/06/2024 at 20:49, joaobr said: I recently found this very interesting Canadian MKII with a painted emblem that I need help identifying. I'm happy with my colleagues' opinion It is marked G.S.W, therefore manufactured by "General Steel Wares of Toronto". It is also marked "MKI" and "1941" on the shell. The liner, as all Canadian helmets were, has the Viceroy manufacturer's marking from the year 1940. It has a nice sand-colored camouflage paint job brushed over the original paint. Typical of the helmets used in the Mediterranean theater. It is also interesting that on the inside, there is a white ribbon bordering the liner. Thanks Hi Joaobr, Well… I have just come across something similar-ish, it’s hard for me to tell but maybe what we can see on your helmet is a part of this insignia 👇 it represents British XII Corps… Does that seem to match at all possibly? especially scale-wise, would it fit? Cheers tony 🍻 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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