THERE IS FACTORY TIGHTNESS!!! If you have any. Condition on the REAL photo. Check out the ACTUAL photos! What you see is what you get. Look at my other lots, there are interesting ones. Don’t miss your chance to become the owner of such a unique Item. All photos are relevant, you get what you [Continue]
Made exclusively by Seimens, the SSK 90 helmet was a short-lived World War II Luftwaffe helmet. It was introduced on 8 May 1941, but withdrawn from service only 18 days later. Designed to be worn on top of the standard flight helmet, the helmet’s core of interlocking hinged steel plates intended to protect against shrapnel [Continue]
26618, as used by many German pilots and flight crew! During WW1, most pilots quickly realized the need for protective headgear due to the cold weather effects while in an open cockpit. As no headgear was readily available, pilots were forced to utilize commercially produced leather motorcycle and automobile helmets. During WW2, the German military [Continue]
WW2 German Helmet WWII M. Original Helmet after professional restoration. If you have questions, ask them before purchasing the product. A condition on a REAL photo. Look at the ACTUAL photos! You receive what you see. See my other lots, have some interesting. Don’t lose your chance to be the owner of such unique Item. [Continue]
Don’t know much about it besides found it on my familys farm in Missouri.
GERMAN REPRO WWII PARATROOPER STEEL HELMET. Size- German II (Medium/Large). 100% Steel Inner Helmet: 100% Cowhide Straps: 100% Cowhide.
Up for your consideration is an Original German M40 that was used by Finland. The shell is marked EF66 and Lot number 133 (looks like that to me but it is heavily stamped). The helmet was used by Finland and has had a Finnish liner and chinstrap installed. This helmet has had extra holes drilled [Continue]
Original WW2 German EREL Vulkanfiberhelme that was exported and used by the Chilean army during WW2 and after. However, during this time Germany needed its steel helmets since they were preparing for war with Poland. Instead Germany offered to export M35 Vulkanfiberhelme and Czechoslovakian Vz. 32 which Chile accepted. This example is in fairly good [Continue]
German soldier’s M40 helmet. See photos for condition information. Visit my store, where you’ll find many interesting items for your collection.