Canada, Dominion. A Mark II Brodie Steel Helmet, Type II, by the Canadian Motor Lamp Co., c. 1942 United Republic of He was subsequently treated as

He was subsequently treated as an outpatient at Spadina Military Hospital in Toronto

with a period appropriate repair along the interior where the sleeve meets the body of the tunic by the armpit

horizontal banjo-style pinback with a barrel hinge and a flat wire catch on the reverse

a 1914-1916 Hungarian campaign badge

Canada, Dominion. A Mark II Brodie Steel Helmet, Type II, by the Canadian Motor Lamp Co., c. 1942 United Republic of He was subsequently treated asA well preserved example of a Second War Period Mark II Brodie Steel Helmet, Type II. The outer semi matte olive drab painted metal shell is constructed of non magnetic manganese steel and features the rounded rim of the Type II variant. It is marked CL C for manufacture by the Canadian Motor Lamp Co. (Windsor, Ontario, Canada) as well as size stamped 77 and dated 1942. The chin strap is constructed of canvas with dual integrated springs for