Original British WWI Royal Navy Officer’s Wolseley Pattern Pith Helmet with Alloy Top Spike Category_MG 42 Bolt & Barrel Assembly The back of the jacket

The back of the jacket features a large image of of a faded crow in what appears to be clouds

from 1948 onwards

The phrase originates from the Old Testament of the Bible in the Book of Isaiah:

so this must be Confederate in origin

for several months under intense pressure from infantry attacks and heavy artillery pounding

Original British WWI Royal Navy Officer’s Wolseley Pattern Pith Helmet with Alloy Top Spike Category_MG 42 Bolt & Barrel Assembly The back of the jacketOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a high class item, made by a London based firm as an OFFICER'S Special Order, probably for the Desert Campaign in World War One. Both the liner sweatband and the helmet interior have no clear maker marks. There is also a size marking of 6 on the sweatband. The removable chinstrap is unfortunately absent, but the hooks still are, so a replica could easily be added. With the stains on the canvas covered brow,