Wwii Mark I Air Raid Precautionary (Arp) Warden's Helmet Auction The medal is in nearly

The medal is in nearly extremely fine condition

otherwise a truly fine example in better than very fine condition

beginning on March 4

1886 in Portsea

an event termed an "incident" in official reports occurred and according to the inquiry afterwards

Wwii Mark I Air Raid Precautionary (Arp) Warden's Helmet Auction The medal is in nearlyWWII Mark I Air Raid Precautionary (ARP) Warden's Helmet Canadian made, steel, non magnetic, in army green, with a white painted "W" on the front. Inside, steel framed cradle supporting a five panel leather liner, size marked "7", maker marked "V. M. C." (Viceroy Manufacturing Company of Toronto, Ontario, maker of all Canadian helmet linings), marked "II" (Mark II) and dated "1942" on the rear cradle arm, maker marked "G. S. W." (General Steelwares of