Helmets

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Here we have a combat worn example of a Single Decal M40 Army Helmet by ET64. The shell is constructed out of a stamped piece of steel sheet metal that has been green textured pained. The shell has a folded over edge, embossed air vents and three split rivets. The interior has a steel liner with two square rings. The ... Read and See More

Nice stamped sheet steel construction M18 helmet. It retains about 90% of its smooth, parade green, transitional paint with normal scuffs and scrapes. The left side of the helmet has an nice decal which is retained about 90% with some honest surface scrapes. The right decal has lots of wear and retained at about 50%. The helmet has all three liner retaining rivets ... Read and See More

Nice stamped sheet steel construction M18 helmet. It retains about 85% of its smooth, parade green, transitional paint with normal skuffs and scrapes. The left side of the helmet has an nice decal which is retained about 99% with some honest surface crazing. The helmet has all three liner retaining rivets and both ventilation lugs intact. The interior of the helmet has ... Read and See More

Re-furbished construction Austrian M16 helmet retains most of its rough textured field-grey over-paint. The left side of the helmet has an Wehrmacht eagle decal which is retained about 95%. The two forward liner retaining rivets, both of the extended ventilation side lugs and both of the early chinstrap retaining rivets are intact. The interior of the helmet has an M31 dark ... Read and See More

The sheet steel construction helmet retains its original smooth, Luftwaffe dark blue/grey paint. The left side of the helmet has a second pattern Luftwaffe eagle decal which is retained about 30%. The right side of the helmet has a national tri-color shield decal has been removed per period orders. All three liner retaining rivets and both inset ventilation bushings are ... Read and See More

The dent-free stamped, sheet steel construction helmet retains most of its original paint. The left side of the helmet has a second pattern, black detailed, silvery/white, Luftwaffe eagle decal. It has been denazified. The decal is retained 40%. All three liner retaining rivets are intact. The band is steel. The interior of the helmet has a post-war Norwegian style leather ... Read and See More

Nice stamped sheet steel construction M18 helmet with good paint. It retains about 95% of its hand painted blue paint. There are no dents. The left side of the helmet has a worn 2nd pattern decal which is retained about 90% with some honest wear. The right has a tri-shield retained at 80%. The helmet has all three liner retaining rivets and both ... Read and See More

Typical one piece stamped construction with rolled edges and vent. This helmet retains 90% of it's factory paint with some surface scratches. There are no dents. This has no decal. The interior of the shell is serialized "DN84", sorry hard to read, and to the back and NS-64. The' (what I believe is impregnated canvas based liner is unmarked as to ... Read and See More

Stamped sheet steel construction, M35 style helmet with the addition of an embossed horizontal "bead" positioned at the apex of the front and rear visors and crown. The helmet retains a good portion of its original dark blue satin finish. The front center of the helmet has no Luftschutz emblem. Was it removed or never there, I don't know. This ... Read and See More

Heavy stamped sheet steel construction, M40 style helmet with the addition of an embossed horizontal "bead" positioned at the apex of the front and rear visors and crown. The helmet retains nearly all of its original dark blue satin finish. The front center of the helmet has a minty Luftschutz emblem decal in place. The black detailed, gold decal features ... Read and See More

This is a very rare Pre-WWII Czechoslovakian Vz32 Steel helmet, sometimes known as the M32, M34, Vz32/34, and other designations. The Vz32 was the last of many Czech helmet designs, and were issued in the 1930's and saw service right through to the German Invasion. These helmets would be continued to be worn well after with the German Luftschutz and ... Read and See More

Heavy stamped sheet steel construction, M40 style helmet with the addition of an embossed horizontal "bead" positioned at the apex of the front and rear visors and crown. The helmet retains nearly all of its original dark blue satin finish. The front center of the helmet has a Luftschutz emblem decal in place. The black detailed, silver decal features stylized ... Read and See More

Here we have a standard stamped sheet steel M34 style Fire Police Helmet. It continues to retain about 80%+ of its original green paint several scrapes throughout. I can not find any dents. There are no decals. The helmet has std "salt and pepper" ventilation holes positioned on each side of the crown. The interior is unmarked. All four of the ... Read and See More

The stamped, sheet steel construction helmet retains a good portion of its original rough textured feldgrau factory paint. The decals are 95% removed and I don't know what they originally were. All three liner retaining rivet are intact. The interior of the helmet has a light tan, M31 leather liner with all eight fingers and the original tie string intact. The ... Read and See More

The stamped, sheet steel construction, civic helmet retains most of its green paint. The helmet has two separate screened ventilation holes positioned on each side of the crown. All three of the flat headed liner retaining rivets are intact as are the two chin strap retaining rivets. Complete civic liner and chinstrap system with all ten fingers and original draw-string. ... Read and See More

The stamped aluminum construction, civic M34 "square dip" style helmet retains most of its original blue/gray satin finish paint. There ar esome small dents to the crown and some rubs to the finish. The helmet has two separate, groups of seven, "salt & pepper" ventilation holes positioned on each side of the crown. All four of the flat headed liner ... Read and See More

The stamped, sheet steel construction, civic M34 helmet retains most of its black paint . The helmet has two separate, groups of seven, "salt & pepper" ventilation holes positioned on each side of the crown. All 7 of the flat headed liner retaining rivets are intact. Complete liner with top pad and chinstrap system. I can not find a size on the shell ... Read and See More

Here's one picked up locally. Undented shell is a post-war repaint over Police black. The interior reverse neck guard apron is serial number stamped, "542", and the interior left side apron is stamped with the manufacturers code and size, "Q64", indicating manufacture by F.W. Quist, G.m.b.H. Esslingen, size 64. All 3 liner retaining rivets remain. The interior of the ... Read and See More

Here we have a nice example of a 1936 pattern Rural Shako by Erel of Berlin. It is constructed out of a rigid black vulcan-fiber body with a green wool covering. The obverse features the correct silvered aluminum cap eagle and cockade. The cockade has about 90% of its original paint still intact. The cap eagle holds both of its aluminum male ... Read and See More

Here we have a nice example of a 1936 pattern Municipal Shako by Erel of Berlin. It is constructed out of a rigid black vulcanfiber body with a green wool covering. The obverse features the correct silvered aluminum cap eagle and cockade. The cockade has about 90% of its original paint still intact. The cap eagle holds both of its aluminum male ... Read and See More

This M40 SD RAD Helmet is a nice example of this iconic German combat helmet. The exterior shows scuffs, minor scratches and marks from handling and wear. It looks like there may be remnants of a Heer decal under the RAD decal but I can't tell for sure. The split pins are complete and firmly still secured to the helmet ... Read and See More