Canada, Dominion. A Cawnpore-Style Helmet, by Muir Cap & Regalia Ltd Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic marked “838” for silver content

marked “838” for silver content and “FR” for “Falkenberg & Richter

in turn overlaid by black mobile swastikas

and the Heavy Machine Guns 34 and 42

chairing the 1942 Wannsee Conference about the so-called Final Solution to the Jewish Question

Canada, Dominion. A Cawnpore-Style Helmet, by Muir Cap & Regalia Ltd Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic marked “838” for silver contentA very fine example of a South Africa campaign private purchase Cawnpore style helmet and characteristic of those helmets worn by Canadians throughout the war and to the beginning of the First War. Manufactured by Muir Cap & Regalia Ltd, Toronto, with a khaki multilayered canvas covering with green interior and a fine makers plate in red with leather liner and red silk interior. Interestingly, the cotton period patch on the left side of the helmet is