Armoured Helmet with decals

[JMmilitaria]

Hello

Hopefully there's somebody who can indentify this Armoured Helmet?

First I thought it could be decals of the Governor General Foot Guards but they had a red arrow.

Number 51 in white on a red background. And a white arrow on the side.

There is a name in the helmet as well: Prescot. And the liner is dated 1943.
Please let me know.

[servicepub]

Can you make out any red paint that may have faded? The GGFG used 51 on red as their Arm of Service identifier and wore a red 'plume' (not an arrow) on the helmet. The CGG wore a white plume but used "52" on red.
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[JMmilitaria]

Yes I know. I could find the right worth but indeed no arrow but a plume.

It could be a helmet of the British Grenadier Guards, they had vehicle number 51 on red and also a white plume. Who can confirm this?

[Grizzly]

The patch painted on the helmet looks maroon in colour. The 51 is attributed to the Lord Strathcona Horse, 5 Canadian Armoured Division. A Tpr F. Prescott and a Preston served with the LdSH during the war.

[Erwin L]

Looks like a nice helmet. good luck in identifying the unit

Regards

Erwin

[JMmilitaria]

The patch painted on the helmet looks maroon in colour. The 51 is attributed to the Lord Strathcona Horse, 5 Canadian Armoured Division. A Tpr F. Prescott and a Preston served with the LdSH during the war.

Thank you very much for the information! Do you know if the LdSH used a plume on the side of the helmet?

[grndevil44]

The patch painted on the helmet looks maroon in colour. The 51 is attributed to the Lord Strathcona Horse, 5 Canadian Armoured Division. A Tpr F. Prescott and a Preston served with the LdSH during the war.

nice helmet and good info

[JMmilitaria]

I hope this is the right information about the name and helmet. But I don't have any proof about the plume on the side of the helmet. Had the LdSH this white plume??