A First War Mark Ii 4Th Canadian Machine Gun Battalion Helmet Auction maker marked "DON PEWTER 1633

maker marked "DON PEWTER 1633 MADE IN SHEFFIELD ENGLAND" below the handle

During the beginning of 1945

1 Canadian Army Service Corps Reinforcement Unit on proceeding to London on May 27

His new degree enabled him to get a job as an Assistant in Charge of Bridge Construction with the Ontario Department of Highways in Toronto (1938 to 1941)

Influenza was to pay him another visit two months later

A First War Mark Ii 4Th Canadian Machine Gun Battalion Helmet Auction maker marked "DON PEWTER 1633A First War Mark II 4th Canadian Machine Gun Battalion, 4th Canadian Division Helmet: British made, steel, non magnetic, in dark brown, left facing red arrow painted upon a green painted rectangular field on the front, representative of the 4th Canadian Machine Gun Battalion. The protective edge of the helmet in a magnetic steel. It is stamped "FS 150" ("FS" indicating the steel manufacturer, T. Firth & Sons Limited of Sheffield; the "150" the steel