Original German Steel Helmet Stahlhelm M16 Relic of Battlefield WW2 World War2. The Helmet M16 was found on the Battlefield of East Front, Volynska Region. The condition of the helmet is on the photos (the helmet has damages) – see all photos carefully. There is parts of paint. Weight is 1.220kg / 2.7 lb. If [Continue]
WW2 Original German Helmet M42. Battlefield relic from Latvia (Kurland Kessel). Found in German army positions near Skrunda. The rust was removed with oxalic acid and then the helmet was treated with candle wax. There is a rust hole, but the metal is solid, the original color is preserved. FOR CONDITION AND DETAILS PLEASE CHECK [Continue]
WW2 Original German Helmet M42. Battlefield relic from Latvia (Kurland Kessel). Found in German army positions near Skrunda. The rust was removed with oxalic acid and then the helmet was treated with candle wax. There is a rust hole, but the metal is solid, the original color is preserved. FOR CONDITION AND DETAILS PLEASE CHECK [Continue]
This is a German M40 Stahlhelm Helmet, made in Germany during World War II (1939-45). The helmet has some battlefield wear, adding to its historical significance. It is a great addition to any beginner militaria collection and perfect for display or educational purposes or reinacting. No National emblems present. Later in the war these were [Continue]
WW2 Original German Helmet M35. Battlefield relic from Latvia (Kurland Kessel). Found in German army positions near Skrunda. There is a rust hole, but the metal is solid. FOR CONDITION AND DETAILS PLEASE CHECK PHOTOS. DON`T HESITATE TO ASK US QUESTIONS, WE WILL BE HAPPY TO ANSWER THEM.
Rust cleaned with oxalic acid and then helmet treated with candle wax. There are rust holes in the top of the dome, but the metal is solid, original color retained and the remains of the double decals are visible. The helmet was repainted during the war and the decals were covered up, because now the [Continue]
WW2 Original German Helmet M35. Battlefield relic from Latvia (Kurland Kessel). Found in German army positions near Skrunda. The rust was removed with oxalic acid and then the helmet was treated with candle wax. There is a rust hole, but the metal is solid, the original color is preserved. FOR CONDITION AND DETAILS PLEASE CHECK [Continue]
A well rusted and blown out helmet from ww2. All I can tell you about its history is that I was told it was from the Eastern Front.
