The product is a German WWII civil defense helmet that comes with a full liner and straps, making it a complete and authentic piece from the era. This helmet, originating from the United States, is an original period item that holds historical significance in the theme of militaria. With its unique design and origin, this [Continue]
Shell and Paint: The exterior features a textured gray-green paint finish with minor scuffs, wear, and rust spots showing underlying primer or rust around the rim and crown. Ventilation: It features characteristic side ventilator holes. Liner and Chinstrap: The interior view reveals the multi-piece leather liner system attached to a metal band, along with the [Continue]
I believe the liner is newer when these were used by the police force after the war but not certain. See photos has some surface rust.
Original from ww2 original liner.
Original WWII M42 EF64 helmet with liner and field replacement cloth chinstrap. There is a gold rectangle painted on the front, possibly from a kid’s playtime use post-war. Liner leather is heavily flaking and very floppy and the cloth chinstrap is torn but still displays over the brim. This helmet has a slight green tint [Continue]
Liner size 57, with a written name of “Bergmann” present. Production marks of “Q64″ and “SC79C” present on the rear interior brim. Check out our website. ALL SALES ARE FINAL. I sell many antiques, and there might be signs of wear or even damage present. ONCE THE SALE ENDS.
This is a post 1945 re worked M31 Helmet liner. Size 62 shell 54 liner. WW2 original zinc liner band. Rest has been added post war.
Refinished/Restored WWII German M42 Helmet with Original NS66 Shell. Original WWII German M42 steel helmet shell, marked NS66 for Vereinigte Deutsche Nikelwerke, size 66. The helmet has been refinished/restored and fitted with a new replacement size 58 liner and chinstrap. Displayed/stored only and never field used for reenactment. Good example for display, collection, reenactment, or [Continue]
M 42 helmet camo condition has white paint under the camo. Do not have any information on the helmet numbers are hard to read inside. So please make sure you look at pictures carefully. Do not have any information on the helmet.
Helmet has been painted but is unique in the sense that it has soldiers German cursive writing On back it’s faint but reads out to be Wilhelm München so his name and hometown! Really cool and helmets in pretty good condition the picture indeed is a little enhanced but that’s about all I can do [Continue]