Original WW2 German Helmet M34 -Rare Teno Org{TECHNISCHE NOTHILFE} Double decals….. This Rare Helmet is in Excellent Condition Condition, Created by Army pre war, and used by civilians{Volunteer Emergency Response} during WW2… 100% original decals and untouched liner and chin strap wont be disappointed by this Rare piece….. The item “100% Original WW2 German Helmet [Continue]
Named helmet with double decals. Helmet is original with partial resrtoration and liner is new. Feel free to ask any question and to ask for more pictures to see all details. The item “Great WW2 Original SS German named helmet double decals” is in sale since Thursday, March 21, 2019. This item is in the [Continue]
This is an original M35 helmet with both decals present with about 95% intact. The apple green finish is in good condition as well. These are exceedingly hard to come by and very rare due to a military order to remove the red/white/black shield for camouflage purposes. The leather liner is in good shape but [Continue]
Original m35 german helmet – was used on display dummy in the 80s – liner was replaced around the time – decals may have redone then as well – serial numbers inside are c407 and C66 – size is medium – chin strap starting to perish but is present. The item “WW2 m35 double decal [Continue]
Original double decal M35 helmet from 1936. Restored by Alexander and Sons Restorations to replicate its original self as issued. Produced in late 1936, finished and issued in early 1937. 1937 dome stamp, correct sub-shade of apfelgrun appropriate for the NS64 lot comes from 36-37. Gently aged and antiqued by the restorer, and with a [Continue]
WWII German police helmet with double decals. The distinguishing features of these police helmets are the sets of seven hole vents near the decals. The decals depict the party decal and the WWII-era Polizeiadler. The helmet has a rolled edge, six finger leather liner, and original chinstrap. One of the leather fingers is marked “58”. [Continue]
This authentic WW2 German M35 combat helmet is in very good, original condition, as shown. The helmet is a double decal helmet. One of the decals depicts the Heer Eagle. The other is the German national shield. The rivets in the helmet that were used to attach the liner are aluminum rivets, which were used [Continue]
For your consideration is an Austrian M16 (Stahlhelm) transitional helmet which has seen multiple period re-issues. Like Germany, Austria produced their version of the M16 Helmet with the major difference being the position of the chinstrap rivets being the most identified change. These Helmets went on to be used in the interwar period between the [Continue]
This is a M1935 Luftwaffe helmet. This helmet has the original liner, isn’t brittle and in very good condition. I’ve never even untied the string. My father gave this to me 25 years ago before he passed away. It’s always been kept inside my home. The item “WWII German M1935 Double Decal Luftwaffe Helmet Q66/4287″ [Continue]