Tag: liner

German WWII M40 ET64 Original Army Helmet with side Decal, Liner, Chin Strap

Super Nice All Original German WWII Model 40 ET64 Army Helmet with a almost perfect Decal , Liner and Chin Strap. Go try to find another one in this shape. The item “German WWII M40 ET64 Original Army Helmet with side Decal, Liner, Chin Strap” is in sale since Wednesday, May 16, 2018. This item [Continue]

WW2 WWII German Helmet, Normandy Camo, Liner, Restored, M40, Military, Wehrmacht, Steel

Hi folks, up for sale today is a nice WW2 restored German helmet. I got this as a badly painted helmet that had an orignal liner and components inside. I had the shell stripped of the bad paint and a base paint laid down. The helmet was then given a 3 color “Normandy” color pattern [Continue]

Original Ww2 German Helmet With Liner & Chinstrap

Paint & decal not original, please see pictures. The item “ORIGINAL WW2 GERMAN HELMET WITH LINER & CHINSTRAP” is in sale since Saturday, April 14, 2018. This item is in the category “Collectables\Militaria\World War II (1939-1945)\Helmets/ Hats”. The seller is “a0412j” and is located in England. This item can be shipped to all countries in [Continue]

WWII German Army Luftschutz Gladiator Helmet Bulgarian Decal Liner Strap 56-57

Hello dear friends, offering for sale a great find, one rare original WWII German army Wehrmacht steel helmet. Air defiance Luftschutz Gladiator type M38 helmet used in Bulgarian army during the WWII featuring Bulgarian decal. The helmet with original leather liner and strap. All original as is found in old military stock with original paint [Continue]

WW2 German M38 helmet liner fallschirmjager paratrooper, head pad, bolts Size 68

Items offered are reproductions of the M38 German helmet liner complete with head pads and four bolts. I do believe these are the most exact, high quality reproductions of the M38 liners available on the market today. Shell size (Stahlhelm) 68, head size (Kopfweite) 57. The item “WW2 German M38 helmet liner fallschirmjager paratrooper, head [Continue]