WWII 1938 M31 liner with reinforced aluminum band for M35 stahlhelm. Size 55 for 62 shell size. The outer band is original – but the leather is most likely repro. The strap appears to be original, but shortened and dyed, and with post-war round rivets. Likely a Norway refurb strap. The strap is long enough [Continue]
WWII GERMAN M40 COMBAT FIELD HELMET HELMET. These reproductions are made from a tough steel and have a quality leather strap. The primary change from the M35 Helmets were to stamp the ventilator hole mounts directly onto the shell, rather than separate fittings. The side air vents on this helmet are mounted directly onto the [Continue]
Only the outer steel hoop is original. The rest is a very good replica, the leather is aged to make it more similar to the original, it looks great.
WWII GERMAN M40 COMBAT FIELD HELMET HELMET. These reproductions are made from a tough steel and have a quality leather strap. The primary change from the M35 Helmets were to stamp the ventilator hole mounts directly onto the shell, rather than separate fittings. The side air vents on this helmet are mounted directly onto the [Continue]
German liner size 58 helmet, used for reenactments for a few years, has been repainted and pebbled a few times throughout its life, has a new liner from at the front, has a bit of missing paint due to the scratch in the front, and a few small dents on top, outside of that its [Continue]
WWII GERMAN TYPE M36 BULGARIAN STEEL HELMET W/ STRAP/ LINER VINTAGE WW2.
This is a German Double Decal Helmet looks authentic but I’m no professional check out the pictures the weight liner and metal seem correct let me know if you have any questions.
Absolutely superb repro M42 German Helmet (Stahlhelm) and liner. The M42 Helmet was introduced on the 6th July, 1942, and was the last time German Helmets were upgraded during the war. They maintained much of the design of the M40 Helmets, but does not feature the rolled edge of it’s predecessor – this was to [Continue]
Size 66cm helmet 58 cm liner Nice clean ring 1943 B&C.
Steel band is marked 64/57 and dated DRP 1943. Leather is in flexible condition with assorted wear (scratches, scuffs, tears, etc), no pins, and retains all 8 fingers. Liner used by the Norwegian Army after the war as brown paint is present.