Canadian Helmets:
 

 
Canadian Wolseley Pattern Sun Helmet

This is an example of a four panel Wolseley pattern sun helmet. It is stamped inside "NAVAL," and has a maker stamp for "W M SCULLLY LTD, Montreal," and a date of "Oct 1942."

       
 

  Canadian Army Sun Helmet

Based on the same basic pattern as the American pressed fiber sun helmet, the Canadian versions had minor differences. These were made by the Hawley Product Company Canada.

This is the most common version, with three rows of three sets of vent holes on each side.

 

 
Canadian Army Sun Helmet

This variation of the Canadian Hawley pressed fiber helmet is unique in that it has a real top ventilator and three holes in the back of brim, possibly for attaching a neck screen. This version was likely designed as an export helmet for South Africa, as it closely resembles the South African "polo" style sun helmet.

     
 

 
Canadian Army Sun Helmet

A basic early three vent hole pattern Hawley sun helmet, with a stamp inside indicating that it was of Canadian manufacture. The tan color is lighter, and this example features a King's Crown cap badge to the Régiment de Maisonneuve (a Montreal Regiment).