WW2 GERMAN M40 HELMET. Has an decal on one side. Not sure if original or not. This is an excellent, solid helmet in very good condition for its age. The item “WW2 German Army Helmet” is in sale since Friday, January 24, 2020. This item is in the category “Collectables\Militaria\World War II (1939-1945)\Helmets/ Hats”. The [Continue]
Find in Battle Place. Near Saldus city in Courland Pocket, Latvia. No rust, no repairs. Well preserved original painting. Was carefully cleaned and protected with linseed oil. Ready artifact for your collection! Reasonable offers are welcome! ONLY ORIGINAL WWII RELICS!!!! 100% founded with metal detector. Please check the picture carefully. You receive what you see, [Continue]
Reversible cover cut from original WW2 German zeltbahn (tent canvas) with I was told original aluminum clips (just springs postwar) is this elite helmet cover, hand made. Showing lots of use and it’s age but still in very good serviceable condition. Shown on a large size 66 M42 straight edge helmet model M42 (Helmet Shell [Continue]
German Helmet WW2 after restoration. Europe and Asia 10-20 days. United States and Canada 15-30 days. Australia and Brasilia 20-40 days. I guarantee very good packaging. HAVE A NICE DAY! The item “Helmets WW2 German after restoration” is in sale since Wednesday, January 8, 2020. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Militaria\WW II (1939-45)\Original Period [Continue]
Amazing NAMED WW2 German Army SD Elite Helmet – Winter & Green Camouflage Helmet. This really is a stunning helmet. I actually bought it for my own collection however sadly need to sell it. It was found on the Russian Front last year. It has clearly had an elite decal on the right hand side [Continue]
Nice WW2 German M40 steel helmet with excellent +++++++++++++++ liner. Shell is in great condition with original paint, no dents, rust or cracks. Heavier than most other helmets, Quist was known to use heavier steel in their helmets. The item “WW2 German M40 steel helmet, Q64, original paint, liner” is in sale since Tuesday, January [Continue]