British MKII helmet shell with no visible markings. The inner cap is complete and dated 1943. The MKIII type chinstrap is also complete. Two-tone camouflage netting covers the shell with an individual British bandage fixed underneath. The shock absorber pad at the bottom of the shell is detached from the headpiece frame. The smooth brown exterior paint is eighty percent preserved. There is a trace of an insignia visible on the side of the shell, a red and black rectangle, and an illegible white number. There is some wear and patina to the piece. condition II+. British helmet consisting of an MKII shell with no visible markings. The inner liner is complete and dated 1943. The MKIIItype chinstrap is also fully intact. A twotone camouflage net covers the shell, with a British individual bandage attached underneath. The shockabsorbing pad at the bottom of the shell is detached from the liner frame. About eighty percent of the smooth brown exterior paint is preserved. A trace of an insignia is visible on the side of the shell, a red and black rectangle with an illegible white number. There is some wear and a patina consistent with age. Condition is II+.