References & Resources
References
The author gratefully
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Resources
The following sites produce handmade,
hard-to-find items you may need for the display of certain helmets in your collection.
Both offer their version of the War Office Pattern liner:
The following eBay merchant produces the finest M15
Adrian liners I have found (far better than originals, in fact) and ships
quickly from Ukraine. However, availability may be limited at this time: