Original British WWII RAF Type C Leather Flying Helmet with Mk VIII Goggles Scabbards & Sheaths make sure your receiver has

make sure your receiver has the appropriate socket

was the German Army's standard machine gun in World War I and is an adaption of Hiram S

Clearly many officers also agreed because during WW1 the "Polo" Helmet was introduced which whether as practical at least was far more elegant

These are original adjustable shoulder stock assemblies that attach to the left side at the rear of the standard Schwarzlose receiver

which British Army officials had tested during a firearms service competition in the 1930s

Original British WWII RAF Type C Leather Flying Helmet with Mk VIII Goggles Scabbards & Sheaths make sure your receiver hasOriginal Items: This is a wonderful brown leather chamois lined flying helmet with elastic snap chinstrap. In 1944 the internally wired C type flying helmets were issued, and came with wiring loom and earphones already factory installed. This fine example comes without front goggle straps and features an elastic chinstrap and a built in clip on the right side to accommodate the oxygen mask attachment hook. Helmet is approximate size 57cm. Earphones