Minor traces of vertigris on clips and rivets are present, but they can be effectively cleaned. The helmet liner bears a broad arrow mark with the number 321 and a stamped date of 1939, offering a glimpse into its history. It is marked a size 7 1/2. Rust and pitting, typical of 80-year-old helmets, can be seen, but the original paint depicting the Eastern Command remains prominently intact.
With approximately 80% of its original paint preserved, this rare Irish Army Eastern Command helmet is a captivating collector's item and a testament to its storied past. We do our best to determine what the item is, it's history and condition. We describe it as best we can. We do not try to hide flaws or misdirect the customer.However, we are a mom and pop business and we do have to admit that we are not experts on the item listed. We use books, consultations with collectors, and the internet to determine the authenticity of the item.
Since we are human, we do make mistakes so please do not hold that against us. We reuse boxes and packing supplies to do what we can for the environment so please do not be offended if you receive a box with extra stickers or writing on it. Generally postal service first class. THE NEEDS OF THE MANY OUTWEIGH THE NEEDS OF THE FEW.
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