British WWI & WWII Leather Brodie Helmet Carrier for Saddle or Sam Browne Belt Russian Antique Guns later replaced with steel and

later replaced with steel and Dice Sets and other items were made from the original decks in an attempt to raise money for the British War effort

The signal consists of two red stars and a red tracer element

Only produced in 1944 for the Pacific Theatre this is a combination steel helmet cover and insect mosquito net

This knife is a nice solid example with all leather grip washers intact and present

His dates of service and his commands are as follows:

British WWI & WWII Leather Brodie Helmet Carrier for Saddle or Sam Browne Belt Russian Antique Guns later replaced with steel andNew Made Item: These are identical to those issued since the turn of the century and through both world wars. Ready for use with any British WW1 or WW2 pattern "Brodie" Helmet. Carriers of this type were primarily private purchases by Officers or NCOs of the British Army, and were not standard issue equipment. They would normally have been attached to the Sam Browne belt or the saddle of their horse, as a more stylish alternative to the standard