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Duotone aurora — cool blue brief on the left, soft violet sheet on the right for cargo details.
"The name on the mess tins -Simpson Adelaide 1915
The M40 helmet substituted stamped air-vents for the pressed grommet air-vents but retained the rolled rim
These are seldom encountered for private purchase as the British Government discourages sales of police surplus and normally require all helmets to be destroyed
but each helmet still retains its connecting cable for the vehicle console
Shell paint colors towards the end of the war typically ran to matte gray-green
Original British WWII P-37 D-Day Water Bottle Set with Desert Carry Strap Dated 1944 Century "The name on the messOriginal Item: These are Virtually Unissued British P 1937 Khaki Webbing "Envelope" Water bottle Carriers each containing an enameled British Military Issue water bottle and suspended with an unissued over the shoulder desert tan carry strap. Every carry strap is marked "BAGCRAFT LTD. 1944". In excellent condition, these carry straps were pressed into service for D Day having been an un canceled order for the North African desert campaign which ended