WW2 German M40 Helmet. Excellent Reproductions of the WW2 German M40 Helmet (Stahlhelm) and Liner. These reproductions are made from a tough steel and have a quality leather strap. The primary change from the M35 Helmets were to stamp the ventilator hole mounts directly onto the shell, rather than separate fittings. The side air vents [Continue]
WWII German soldier uniform Camo paint Helmet M35 US Army combat vet stahlhelm. Website come with a 100% lifetime guarantee of authenticity. The shell is a SE64 and while the batch number is hard to read I believe I see 3840 there. The liner is sound overall with minimal signs of wear throughout and stamped [Continue]
ORIGINAL WW2 M-40 GERMAN ARMY HELMET M-1943. 6″ HEIGHT X 12″ BOTTOM DIAMETER. GREAT OVERALL VINTAGE CONDITION WITH MINIMAL SIGNS OF MINOR SCUFFS AND SCRATCHES ON THE HELMET. THE STRAP SHOWS MODERATE WEAR FROM AGE AND USE. IT WOULD LOOK EVEN BETTER WITH LIGHT CLEANING. WE DIDN’T CLEAN IT ANY. PLEASE SEE ALL THE PHOTOS. [Continue]
ORIGINAL WWII WW2 German Wehrmacht Army M42 Steel Combat Helmet – Nice. A nice condition M42 steel combat helmet. Liner pins are slightly loose so likely a period replaced liner as the pins still have the washers behind them (see photos). Liner size 57 which coincides to a shell size 64. A nice, middle of [Continue]
GERMAN REPRO WWII PARATROOPER STEEL HELMET. Size- German II (Medium/Large). 100% Steel Inner Helmet: 100% Cowhide Straps: 100% Cowhide.
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 helmet ET66 number 435 Vlasov army.
The product is an authentic WWII German Wehrmacht Army M42 steel combat helmet, also known as a Stahlhelm. Made in Germany, this helmet showcases the craftsmanship and design of the German military during the historical period. This specific one has been craftily modified to be used as a bedwarmer with hot coal embers for the [Continue]
World War II second model Afrika Korps pith helmet. It’s dated 1942 in the sweat band. It does not have or come with the emblems. It has a little damage (please look at photos). It does show signs of wear. Overall it displays nicely and would make a great addition to any collection. If you [Continue]