A First War Mark Ii Cef Royal Canadian Regiment Helmet GTRexclude near very fine condition with

near very fine condition with approximately 45% of the original silvering remaining

Wittneben was a Lieutenant of the Reserve at the end of the First World War

He then found himself in the middle of a large formation of Fokkers who attacked him from all directions

swing bar pinback is missing

A Luftwaffe Flak Artillery Badge in Cloth

A First War Mark Ii Cef Royal Canadian Regiment Helmet GTRexclude near very fine condition withBritish made, steel, non magnetic, in bluish gray with a smooth finish, illustrating a hand stencilled Royal Canadian Regiment insignia in hunter green paint on both ends, the front insignia intact, the rear insignia only partially visible. The protective edge of the helmet in a magnetic steel. Inside, steel framed cradle supporting a blackened canvas liner with underlying burlap support and leather backer, mesh support with drawstring, pressed fabric