decals and a one-of-a-kind livery scheme
Accurate stitching to the epaulettes
Slight corrosion to one corner of the tin and hinge where there may have been a slight leak from one of the tubes
This split does appear to have occured along a seam
A "Civil Defence" arm band (referring to the ARP being re-named to the Civil Defence Service
Original World War Two Brodie Helmet, Type II, Home Front Uniforms decals and a one-of-a-kind liveryAn original British Brodie helmet. This is the Mk. 2.,referred in it's entirety as Helmet, Steel, Mk. II, No. 2. The Brodie helmet was standardised during the First World War, but continued in use until well into the later stages of the Second World War. This helmet is the Mk. 2, introduced around 1938 and bearing more or less identical to the Mk. I, but differing in the chin strap and method of chin strap attachment. Later Mk. 2s had a different