Slovakia, First Republic. A Slovak Eastern Front Volunteer M34 Steel Helmet Hold the reverse cover with dual

the reverse cover with dual fold-out diagrams

the obverse maker marked “A

then posted to the Canadian Machine Gun Corps Depot at Seaford

Iron Cross Second Class 1914 with Austrian Ribbon - Iron Core (magnetic)

Wearing the pin identified the person as living in that area

Slovakia, First Republic. A Slovak Eastern Front Volunteer M34 Steel Helmet Hold the reverse cover with dualA well preserved Slovakian M32 steel helmet, constructed of an olive drab painted magnetic metal shell. The lower edge of the exterior is painted with a blue stripe, while the helmet is also flanked on each side by hand painted white Slovak style Patriarchal Crosses. Unusually, affixed to the peak are two German manufactured rank pips, constructed of silvered bronze, representing a higher rank. Seven magnetic metal rives are distributed around the