WW2 GERMAN (LUFTWAFFE) – AIR FORCE PILOT DRESS UNIFORM CAP – OFFICERS. Made by Auguest Muller.
Ww2 German (luftwaffe) Air Force Pilot Dress Uniform Cap Issued 1957
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WWII German M35 Army Helmet With Liner (Re Issued)
WWII German M35 Army Helmet W/ Liner (Re Issued). I’d say the original paint is maybe around 70% mixed in with some patina. Does have some dings on top that add some character to this salty veteran. Liner is the early war type correct for this shell, leather is not brittle but does show heavy [Continue]
WW2 German Helmet M40 Issued To Norwegian Army
WW2 German Helmet M40 Issued To Norwegian Army post WW2. The item “WW2 German Helmet M40 Issued To Norwegian Army” is in sale since Tuesday, February 25, 2020. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Militaria\WW II (1939-45)\Original Period Items\Germany\Hats & Helmets”. The seller is “man_guy53″ and is located in Petawawa, Ontario. This item can be [Continue]
WWII German issued M35 Finnish Army Hand Painted and aged Camo Helmet
WWII Reproduction WWII German issued M35 Finnish Army Camo Helmet. All hand painted and aged. Finland used German helmets in WWII on the Russian Front. All reproduction and all hand painted and aged. The liner is about a 59-60. Unfinished helmets cost up to Seventy + Dollars, here is a chance to have a completely [Continue]
German M35 steel combat helmet factory issued to M40 specs very Rare
Rare SE M35 64 helmet produced to M40 specs with a stunning single pocher decal. Any questions please ask. The item “German M35 steel combat helmet factory issued to M40 specs very Rare” is in sale since Tuesday, July 3, 2018. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Militaria\WW II (1939-45)\Original Period Items\Germany\Hats & Helmets”. The [Continue]
WWII Finnish Camo Issued German Made M35 Helmet Size 64 WW2 Finland No Decals
Finland WW2 issued German M1935 model helmet fitted out with Finnish leather liner and chinstrap. German WW2 made helmet shell is stamped EF 64 along the side and #3844 on inside rear rim. Dents free and cracks free helmet shell. 49,000 helmets to Finland for the Continuation War. Additionally, approximately 2,000 Finns served in the [Continue]