Army M42 With Normandy Camouflage Finish Archive The collar tabs were worn

The collar tabs were worn by enlisted men and NCO's alike and are in silver bullion wire with green wool bases

marrying Ellen Farr and made his home in Moonee Ponds

this fine group

retaining pin on reverse somewhat crudely soldered

Army M42 With Normandy Camouflage Finish Archive The collar tabs were wornThis helmet features a triple camouflage spray finish of green, brown and tan typical of the Normandy pattern finish. The exterior exhibits moderate to heavy period use wear. The interior shows a complete leather liner with drawstring, well worn, but complete and untouched; the chinstrap has markings at the end, dated 1942; the shell is also stamped; nice example, just purchased from a Vet; in overall good to fine condition.