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The helmet is in good used condition. The shell is maker marked RO&CO 'Rubery Owen Co.Ltd.(Leeds)' dated 1939.

What makes this helmet unique is that the WWI, early WWII 'Experimental Cruise Visor' fittings are still in place.

The oval pad made of leather covered sponge rubber is dryish. The chinstrap is having its full length.

The beret is dated 1945. With its original capbadge and its tartan of the Highland Light Infantry. The ball is present.

The gloves are clearly maker marked (not same maker) and both dated 1943 with size 9.

Insignia are wartime applied, the tunic has embroidered insignia and medal ribbons.

The beret is maker marked 'Kangol Wear Limited' and dated 1944 with size 6 7/8.

This unit labelled for illumination bombs with parachute. The carrying unit shows traces of storage, on one side the caps are rusty.

Three tube carrying unit for 2 inch mortar bombs, bound together with steel strapping as made, including web carrying straps.

The helmet is complete with its full length chinstrap with press stud and liner. This helmet was found during a house-cleaning somewhere in the Netherlands.

he helmet is in good condition with its original paint, liner which is dated 1943 and camouflage netting. Shows normal traces of usage.

The beret shows normal traces of usage and some minor moth damage (No holes). An iconic and full original British Airborne beret.