Canada. A Royal Canadian Air Force (Rcaf) Flying Helmet With Goggles, C.1942 Newly Listed with a buttonhole attachment to

with a buttonhole attachment to the reverse

Waffen-SS "Hohenstaufen"

typical black lacquering with balsum wood framing

The cuffs of both sleeves are constructed of dark brown wool

When the L 11 was commissioned in July 1918

Canada. A Royal Canadian Air Force (Rcaf) Flying Helmet With Goggles, C.1942 Newly Listed with a buttonhole attachment toThis is the type II version of the helmet, patterned after the Royal Air Force type "B" helmet but without "Bennett" buckles, with the pattern adjusted for a completely closer fit, versus the original pattern. The exterior is fabricated from brown leather, with zip up housings for the telephone receivers on both sides, the front with a leather chinstrap stitched in place on the right side and when fed through the buckle sewn in place to the tab on the