A First War Mark Ii Royal Canadian Dragoons Helmet Newly Listed After a lengthy stay at

After a lengthy stay at Warrington

including the reprint of his death notice from the Cobourg World of August 31

Attributed to Field Marshall von Bock (Thies

he stated that he had two years and eight months overseas service in the CEF and acknowledged that he had been previously discharged as Medically Unfit

A First War Mark Ii Royal Canadian Dragoons Helmet Newly Listed After a lengthy stay atA First War Mark II Royal Canadian Dragoons Helmet British made, steel, non magnetic, in brownish green, navy blue square with a red angled slash flanked by yellow rules passing across it, the letters "R. C. D" painted in white along the bottom of the square, representing the Royal Canadian Dragoons. The protective edge of the helmet in a magnetic steel. Inside, steel framed cradle supporting a blackened canvas liner with underlying burlap support and