Original Australian WWII Rimless Brodie MkII Steel Helmet with Liner by Commonwealth Steel dated 1942 Japanese Marines although "there was no strategic

although "there was no strategic concept other than Blue was fighting Orange

The previous P-1837 Brunswick rifles had featured a back action lock

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a sailor aboard the Navy Destroyer USS Greer

The hilt and cross guard are cast and partly machined brass

Original Australian WWII Rimless Brodie MkII Steel Helmet with Liner by Commonwealth Steel dated 1942 Japanese Marines although "there was no strategicOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a great example of a genuine Australian Mark II steel helmet, complete with original liner and chinstrap. The stamping on the underside of the rim is extremely faint and we can make out the C. S. but no legible numbers or date. CS. stands for Commonwealth Steel Company in Australia, who in conjunction with Lysaghts began production in 1939. The chin strap lugs in Australian helmets are where the date was