British WW2 Water Repellent Combat Camouflage Head Cover Original Display Machine Guns The Imperial German Army began

The Imperial German Army began to replace the traditional boiled leather Pickelhaube (spiked combat helmet) with the Stahlhelm during World War I in 1916

Some Mk IV belts were made by Thomas French & Sons

The County Sussex plate displays a large E

so we have had these identically duplicated

together with dark blue coverall with wide red stripe down each leg denoting a "Royal" Regiment

British WW2 Water Repellent Combat Camouflage Head Cover Original Display Machine Guns The Imperial German Army beganOriginal Item: Very Rare, these are Canadian WW2 made synthetic head & neck covers used in foul weather and typically worn inside a Tommy helmet. Complete with neck drawstring, these are unissued but have been in storage since manufactured during WW2. Each interior is marked with white print military codes and WW2 dates. Note: These are delicate and exceedingly rare to have survived for over 60 years, we inspect each to ensure there is not damage, be