Null WW2 British MK II Helmet in Malta Rubble Style Camouflage. Malta was one of…

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WW2 British MK II Helmet in Malta Rubble Style Camouflage. Malta was one of the heaviest bombed places during the War. The “Rublbe Cam” really did help them to blend in.

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WW2 British MK II Helmet in Malta Rubble Style Camouflage. Malta was one of the heaviest bombed places during the War. The “Rublbe Cam” really did help them to blend in.

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