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Goodwood Festival of Speed 2009.
Waiting to return to the paddock - view from Gulf Mirage; Audi R10 (McNish), Porsche 917-30 (Kausen), Audi R8 in mirror (Werner)
I believe that this is a Brodie Helmet. If so it was designed and patented in 1915 by John Leopold Brodie. It also known as the Shrapnel helmet, Tommy helmet, or Tin Hat, and in the United States of America it is known as a Doughboy helmet.
This helmet is set here to warn you of the barrage that is about to be unleashed on my photostream. There are a number of items from the war years that are about to feature here. Do get your own helmets on in readiness for the fall out. Please share any information you have about the memorabilia that makes it to flickr.
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This past Saturday, I attended Sharpie Cycle's Season Kick Off Event, mainly to give my brother the chance to watch Ryan Leech's excellent Trials Show.
I ended up coming home with, among other things, a brand new Giro Remedy full-face helmet, courtesy of some lucky raffle tickets.
Excellent fit, super light, and even has zombie-tastic artwork to boot. I can't wait to hit the Shore and Whistler with this thing.
Reproduction 1970s helmet, game worn 1984 Bartkowski helmet, and game worn 1985 Billy Johnson helmet (with oddball bird decal)
My helmet with radiophone connected to left ear and a cellphone or anything with 3,5mm plug for right ear. Quite often a scanner..
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Don't smirk, those 'planes come in pretty low for City Airport.
Eh? Oh, sorry George Best City Airport. Right.
This is my second painting which was supposed to be a helmet however, It does not look like it because I did not have the easiest angle to paint it at. I painted this in class for DMA179 at Seneca College.
After watching the opening time trial of the Tour de France, H_ pronounced his desire for a pointed helmet.
helmet thank to one of the guys from Kazane Racing (I think)