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Just applied wire to this Mediterranean camo m40.

Just applied wire to this Mediterranean camo m40. Now, to make it look like it's been to hell and back

M40 three color camo. Moderately distressed.

M40 three color camo. Moderately distressed.

Not too pretty, but if you know what this is, you

Not too pretty, but if you know what this is, you know it's worth restoration. This is a British rimless Brodie. These helmets went into production in 1915 and were the first steel helmet of the British army in the modern era.

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