helmet (headwear (armour: body armour))

Steel Helmet, MKI Brodie Pattern, with Cruise Visor. First World War period British Army steel helmet (with chain-mail visor) as worn by infantry and tank crews. - Rachel Weatherall, Conservator
Domed helmet made of non-magnetic steel, with a narrow brim, a chain visor for protection of the eyes, and a leather chinstrap.

This helmet was presented to the museum, through E. J. Horniman, by the inventor, J. L. Brodie.

object
MUSEUM NUMBER
17.1
PLACE
COLLECTION
MEASUREMENTS
overall: 380 mm x 300 mm x 310 mm
MATERIAL/TECHNIQUE
steel; metal; leather
CATEGORY
Anthropology: Ethnography
LOCATION
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