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Helmet MK2 4th Western Brigade
Sand-painted flat bearded bomb, fla…

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Ireland Helmet MK2 4th Western Brigade Sand-painted flat bearded bomb, flash representing a sword-armed hand on a blue background, waxed canvas cap dated 1941, web chinstrap, used condition.

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Ireland Helmet MK2 4th Western Brigade Sand-painted flat bearded bomb, flash representing a sword-armed hand on a blue background, waxed canvas cap dated 1941, web chinstrap, used condition.

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