REPRO – high quality material “Museum Grade” reproduction. WW2 DAK Afrika Korps M40 Helmet (although it has the stamp TSR66 on the “neck” of the helmet not the side). Not certain of the maker but TSR could be the initials of Thomas Sturm Rottenburg – the owner of Mil-Tec. The 2 tone chinstrap is complete [Continue]
LOOKS LIKE A GERMAN WWII ERA. GREAT AFFORDABLE LOOK ALIKE FOR REENACTMENT. ACTUALLY IS A MODIFIED SPANISH MODELO Z WITH A WEST GERMAN LINER. USED / ISSUED – NOT A REPRODUCTION.
WW1 German M16 Helmet with Liner. Excellent reproduction World War One German M-16 helmets. The M16 Stahlhelm was introduced when the Pickelhaube was found to provide insufficient protection for trench warfare. These replicas are available in two sizes, and come with the liner already in place, and are finished with a WW1 grey paint. Great [Continue]
But the interior is brand new. Come get it before it gets away!
Fantastic reproduction of the German M35 Helmet, as worn by Wehrmacht forces on entry into WW2. The M35 Helmet was largely based upon its WW1 predecessor, but with a few modifications for the new image and need of the Wehrmacht forces. They were the first helmets used by German troops at the beginning of WW2. [Continue]
WW2 German M40 Helmet. Excellent Reproductions of the WW2 German M40 Helmet (Stahlhelm) and Liner. 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 [Continue]
Reproduction Modern Copy of WWII German Paratrooper Helmet Good Quality. There are 36 photos, scroll past text to view. The shell I assume was made to look old as part of the overall look. No markings that I can see (I checked around the inner rim for stamps etc). If you look in the gap [Continue]
WW2 German SS Waffen Sniper Veil. We produce accurate reproductions of the German SS sniper veil, meticulously crafted to replicate the originals used during WWII. Designed for concealment and camouflage, these veils were an essential part of a sniper’s field gear, offering both visual cover and lightweight breathability. Our reproductions match historical specifications in material, [Continue]