Original British Victorian Officer’s Pith Helmet in Original Transit Case by Elders & Fyffes, Limited of London - R.P. Keith Russian Issue Equipment This example is named to

This example is named to Tambour Kenner

and are show top quality wartime construction

This same information is stamped into the rear leg next to where the data plate was originally installed

and was itself sunk 9 April 1944

The Marlin story later became intertwined with the Ballard breechloading rifle

Original British Victorian Officer’s Pith Helmet in Original Transit Case by Elders & Fyffes, Limited of London - R.P. Keith Russian Issue Equipment This example is named toOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a very rough but complete private purchased British Officers pith helmet in its original steel transit tin painted with the name R. P. Keith and an Elders & Fyffes, Limited of London train ticket with Direct Service to the West Indies & Central America. The helmet itself is heavily stained on the exterior, likely from the japanning of the interior of the case coming off onto the helmet, but we cannot say for sure.