Original British WWI Scarce Aviator’s Safety Helmet with Named Goggles by Christys London - Size 7 Japanese Army In 1907 the COTTON POWDER

In 1907 the COTTON POWDER COMPANY offered the No

Another example is part of the permanent collection at the Imperial War Museum catalogue number EQU 2191

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It looks like it had some field sharpening

- High quality leather

Original British WWI Scarce Aviator’s Safety Helmet with Named Goggles by Christys London - Size 7 Japanese Army In 1907 the COTTON POWDEROriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a gorgeous example of one of the scarcest WWI aviation helmets, the British No. 2 Aviators Safety Helmet. This example was manufactured by Christys in London in Size 7, complete with the original goggles. The helmet is in fair shape with some stitching having come undone on the crown in several spots. The four mesh ventilation holes are intact. The ear flaps both retain their wheel shaped vents, allowing for