Original WWII M42 ET64 (yes, size 64, it is just stamped poorly) stahlhelm with original split pin rivets, refinished post-war by the Czechs. The split pins appear to have M35 apple green paint with a little overspray from the black. These helmets are very tough to find nowadays, as most were destroyed by collectors. This [Continue]
This is an original German army WW2 helmet shell that was refurbished by the Czech government after the war for civil defense. Since there were many leftover German helmet shells after WW2 the Czech government took these helmet and repainted them black (the color for civil defense) and replaces the liner if needed. Many types [Continue]
This is an original German army WW2 helmet shell that was refurbished by the Czech government after the war for civil defense. Since there were many leftover German helmet shells after WW2 the Czech government took these helmet and repainted them black (the color for civil defense) and replaces the liner if needed. Many types [Continue]
This is an original Czechoslovak M32 eggshell helmet shell that has been refurbished into a Slovak WW2 helmet. The Slovak helmet as used on the eastern front was a prewar Czech helmet that had the Slovak cross painted on both sides with the edge of the shell being painted a sky blue. This helmet was [Continue]
This is an original German army WW2 helmet shell that was refurbished by the Czech government after the war for civil defense. Since there were many leftover German helmet shells after WW2 the Czech government took these helmet and repainted them black (the color for civil defense) and replaces the liner if needed. Many types [Continue]
This is an original Czechoslovak M32 eggshell helmet shell that has been refurbished into a Slovak WW2 helmet. The Slovak helmet as used on the eastern front was a prewar Czech helmet that had the Slovak cross painted on both sides with the edge of the shell being painted a sky blue. This helmet was [Continue]
This is a Czech government fire and civil defense helmet shell that used an original German army WWII helmet shell as a base. The shell model is the M35 that was issued first in 1935 and has the rolled edge and the grommet vents on the side. The shell size is a 66 with a [Continue]