WWII British MKII Steel Helmet for Belgian Volunteer
Original World War II British MK II steel helmet for a Belgian soldier that served with the United Kingdom Forces. Perhaps he belonged to the Belgian First Infantry Brigade “Brigade Piron” (his uniform – largely eaten by moths was sold previously by the seller). Complete with chin strap, inner liner (marked CCL 11 1943) and Belgian flag painted on the left side of the helmet shell. Named inside “Robert Loulou” (but LouLou is typically a nickname, so likely this is his nickname). On the chinstrap you also can read “Coppin”?! Stunning, beautiful helmet. Condition as seen.
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Original World War II British MK II steel helmet for a Belgian soldier that served with the United Kingdom Forces. Perhaps he belonged to the Belgian First Infantry Brigade “Brigade Piron” (his uniform – largely eaten by moths was sold previously by the seller). Complete with chin strap, inner liner (marked CCL 11 1943) and Belgian flag painted on the left side of the helmet shell. Named inside “Robert Loulou” (but LouLou is typically a nickname, so likely this is his nickname). On the chinstrap you also can read “Coppin”?! Stunning, beautiful helmet. Condition as seen.