Original British WWII Bombay Bowler Pith Helmet of the Royal Warwickshire Regiment Magazines allowing the belt to be

allowing the belt to be inserted from either end

We feel you will agree that the recovery of old weapons from Nepal was a milestone for the collecting fraternity and we hope you enjoy a genuine antique weapon that has never been touched by any other collector than you

The Italian Army

the drawstring closure barracks bag was used as the repository for items of clothing and equipment to be carried by the soldier or shipped ahead to meet him at a destination

Maryland - 20 round maximum for all magazines

Original British WWII Bombay Bowler Pith Helmet of the Royal Warwickshire Regiment Magazines allowing the belt to beOriginal Item: Only One Available. Developed for WW2 this is a cork pith helmet with a most wonderful maker's label inside the crown that reads: SPECIALLY MADE FOR E. S. BEG 7 CO. HAZRATGANJ LUCKNOW. This is a completely original WWII production example with leather top strap and pugaree (crown wrap) bearing the brass helmet badge of the Royal Warwickshire Regiment. The chinstrap is absent. Features of note include the correct khaki color, leather