hi,do not know what it could be a decal?

North Nova Scotia Highlanders (3 can inf div).
Is this helmet in your collection?
I believe that I 've seen this helmet before.

yes, the helmet from my collection...
more photos..

This is my NNSH helmet, I have also a Battledress, will post it later ;-)

Glenn

Yes LSR (HEnkJan) you seen this helmet. Glen is the new owner, because I have found a very nice MKIII NNSH.

That explians it though.But you must admit that they look very similar (Helmut and Glen's helmets).
Nice lids guys

LSR wrote:That explians it though.But you must admit that they look very similar (Helmut and Glen's helmets).
Nice lids guys

Yes Indeed, maybe they painted the helmet while sitting next to eachother haha

Glenn

My latest purchase.
A nice CL/C 1942 with RCCoS flash.
Only the blue part is in good condition.
The white part is sadly for the most gone.
But still, original as found.

Very nice lids men!!
I like those helmets wearing flashes.
@JM very nice mkIII with a excellent NNS flash.
@Glenn also nice helmet,Ihave seen this helmet before haha

grt Rinke

Battalion Colours wrote:

The helmet with the Seaforth decal (transfer) on it is great and rare. I suspect it is Imperial Seaforths though. I do have two original NOS Gale & Polden decals / transfers for the Seaforths (ex-Pat Smith > Jack Gentle collection) One has the L and coronet, so is officer pattern. Other one is OR like the one shown. That one is 2-1/4" wide. These were bought in Aldershot in WWII by Pat Smith. He also bought vehicle formation sign decals/transfers which I bought from him and still have.

In 1972 I started and ran the Seaforth Highlanders of Canada Museum and Archives while serving as a junior officer with the regiment. I was Curator for 15 years (three separate "tours") and finally retired from it July 2011 after it had attained Canadfian Forces Museum status. I never saw this decal connected with the Canadian Seaforths. I found two early WWII helmets both named to Seaforth of C COs (Leslie and Stevenson as I recall) - one with painted stag's head and other with decal. One I found in QM stores - we were still using WWII helmets then. So I got an ordinary helmet and traded it for the marked one from the QM for the museum. By the 1970s the Seaforth Association reproduced the wartime helmet decal as a souvenir for members and it is the OR's badge on a tartan patch. I have one on the windshield of my 1944 Willys MB jeep and an unused one in my decals collection.

A member of this forum has the bulk of the Pat Smith > Colin Stevens > Jack Gentle helmet decals.



Colin Stevens

RCAMC helmet,maker CL/C 1941