deliberately exposing the underlying black leather cover on the crown and two rear side panels
silvered bronze with white
and severe rashes distributed over his entire body in addition to internal pains and conditions
Award document for a pilot’s badge (27 November 1941)
stamped in black ink "92" on the tip of the tab on the underside
A First War 26Th Infantry Battalion "New Brunswick Battalion" Helmet Auction Archive deliberately exposing the underlying black2nd Canadian Division: British made, steel, non magnetic, in brownish green, red square above a navy blue rectangle painted on the front, the circle representative of the 26th Infantry Battalion, the rectangle representative of the 2nd Canadian Division. The protective edge of the helmet in a magnetic steel. Inside, steel framed cradle supporting a blackened canvas liner with underlying burlap support and leather backer, mesh support with drawstring,