WWI British Brodie Mk I Steel Helmet – Named “P. Gilbert” – Original Liner Sights: Correct open sights

Sights: Correct open sights

likely sold as a gift shop

perfect for carrying over the shoulder or attaching to a belt

Solid Bore

" this MP34 was likely produced in the early 1930s by Steyr in Austria

WWI British Brodie Mk I Steel Helmet – Named “P. Gilbert” – Original Liner Sights: Correct open sightsOffered here is an original World War I British Brodie Mark I steel helmet, complete with its period liner and leather chinstrap. Introduced in 1916, the Brodie helmet became the standard combat helmet of British and Commonwealth forces during the First World War. Its distinctive shallow dome and wide brim were designed to protect soldiers from falling shrapnel in trench warfare and quickly became one of the most recognizable helmets of the Great War.