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Original WW2 M40 German Infantry Helmet
WW2 German Infantry Helmet. M40 German Infantry Helmet – 1942. Maker Q64 – “Quist Factory” F. Includes liner split pins/rivets (no liner). A solid “Feldgrau” shell. A unique addition to any military collection. Item has slight paint wear on top and very light surface rusting. Collectible Models, Fine Art & Militaria. Original WW2 M40 German [Continue]
Ww2 87th Infantry Division Named Grouping German Helmet
Ww2 87th infantry division named vets grouping. All items very in condition… Rare large size jacket. The jacket and pants have a few little moth nips as shown. The jacket has a few stains but can be dry cleaned. The Ww1 German helmet came with the grouping as it was another family members bought back [Continue]
WW-II German M. 42 Wehrmacht Infantry Steel Helmet from Normandy Campaign c. 1944
A very nice example of a smaller-sized German M. Second World War Campaign in Normandy. To a very good almost 75% all-over matt field-grey finish. This smashing piece of headgear is in lovely condition. Complete with tight pins and a superb & very clean. Size 54 stamped original pigskin liner. Bearing a black oval acceptance [Continue]
WW-II German M. 42 Wehrmacht Infantry Steel Helmet from the Italian Campaign
A superb example of a German M. Light tan/brown colour camo of the. Second World War Campaign in Italy. To a very good almost 75% finish. This heavy piece of headgear is in lovely condition. Complete with tight pins and a superb & very clean. Size 57 stamped original liner. (which is also Rb Nr’d [Continue]
WWII 66th Infantry Captured Northern France Mailed German M40 Camo Helmet Relic
66th Infantry Division Soldier Northern France Mailed German Combat M40 Camouflage helmet. The M40 was produced from 1940 until mid-1942 (with the exception of the Quist factory) and as can be seen, the air vents are pressed into the sides of the shell during the manufacturing process. The helmet for sale was mailed back by [Continue]
WWII 4th Infantry CPL. Jasko Utah Beach D-Day Captured 709th German Helmet Relic
Jasko Utah Beach Normandy Captured 709th Infantry German Helmet Relic. William Jasko of Mountainside New Jersey served his country during WWII in the 4th Infantry Division and was a member of one of the first US infantry units to attack the German on Utah Beach during the D-Day invasion. Jasko later went on to serve [Continue]