German WWII Luftwaffe LKP101 Winter Flying Helmet 1940 size 56. The product is a military-themed brown leather bomber pilot flight helmet in size medium, originating from Pakistan. This collectible item falls under the category of Militaria surplus, featuring a unique and authentic design that would appeal to collectors of military memorabilia. The helmet’s sturdy construction [Continue]
WW2 German M40 Helmet for sale. Snow camo is post war. Nice example to add some variety to your helmet collection.
Original WW2 German M31 helmet liner size 66/58 by Schuberth-Werk K. 1943 with chinstrap G. Very nice condition no damage, soft leather, bit rust color, otherwise beautiful liner.
WWII German soldier uniform Camo paint Helmet M35 US Army combat vet stahlhelm. Website come with a 100% lifetime guarantee of authenticity. Here is your chance to own a beautiful M35 camo helmet. Multiple colors as can be seen in the photos. One-look original and unquestionably period and clearly combat worn. Named on the interior [Continue]
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Original World War II German helmet chinstrap manufactured by G. Schiele Loburg in 1942. Little bit damage but still useful, leather is soft and has some cracks.
GERMAN PRUSSIAN LEATHER PICKELHAUBE HELMET. WWI IMPERIAL OFFICER’S HELMET. INNER CIRCUMFERENCE : 58 CM. ALL FITTINGS ARE MADE OF BRASS. ADJUSTABLE INNER LINER FOR COMPORT WEARING. PERFECTLY HANDCRAFTED WEARABLE REPLICA HELMET.
WW2 German fighter pilots helmet. Beautiful example with all radio gear intact and functional. Absolutely no damage of any kind.
For your consideration is an exceptional German M40 helmet exhibiting the scarce Bunker Grey field-applied camouflage with wire. This distinctive finish-applied by select Wehrmacht personnel stationed along the Atlantic Wall, in urban strongpoints, and within concrete fortifications-was intended to harmonize with the stark tones of fortified environments. In contrast to the more familiar green, tan, [Continue]