Army M42 With Normandy Camouflage Finish Archive Footnote: On the afternoon of

Footnote: On the afternoon of the 26th July information was received that the Afghan force was making for the Maiwand Pass a few miles away Burrows decided to move early the following day to break-up the Afghan advance guard

makers mark 65 (for Klein & Quenzer

21 mm in diameter at the wide end x 15

and General Service Medal

silvered 1940-1945 clasp on the ribbon)

Army M42 With Normandy Camouflage Finish Archive Footnote: On the afternoon ofThis helmet features a triple camouflage spray finish of green, brown and tan typical of the Normandy pattern finish. The exterior exhibits moderate to heavy period use wear. The interior shows a complete leather liner with drawstring, well worn, but complete and untouched; the chinstrap has markings at the end, dated 1942; the shell is also stamped; nice example, just purchased from a Vet; in overall good to fine condition.