Czechoslovakia. A Steel Helmet Camouflage Cover Hold circumscribed “Südsee

circumscribed “Südsee

He rejoined the 2nd Battalion in the field on November 2nd

the reverse inscribed “Für Auszeichnungen im Kriege” in raised lettering

before being discharged on January 24th and posted to the 2nd Canadian Engineer Railway Battalion at Seaford

Czechoslovakia. A Steel Helmet Camouflage Cover Hold circumscribed “SüdseeA rare Czechoslovakian steel helmet cover, constructed of a heavy cotton blend died on both the obverse and reverse in a German Wehrmacht style splinter pattern (Splittertarn) mottle, each side bearing seven integral loops for the insertion of vegetation for optional additional camouflage, the edge featuring an interior channel through which is looped a drawstring for secure attachment to a helmet, with construction indicating possible use on a