Headgear
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#7116 |
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Heer Tropical First Pattern Pith Helmet & Goggles First pattern, khaki-tan canvas
covered, six-panel tropical helmet with vented top and adjustable leather chinstrap.
Insignia consists of two stamped alloy, painted
shields attached by prongs and original to the helmet. A pair of goggles appear
to be original to helmet service use as there is a shadow underneath from sun
exposure. The lining is typical red canvas with a numerical stamp “6”. Soft, tan leather sweatband with
pyramid-shaped manufacturer stamp. |
$550 |
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#6093 |
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Luftwaffe Double Decal Helmet Service-worn example of an M35
finished in a smooth texture blue-grey paint, with even surface wear
throughout and a few blemishes with rusting on the sides. The shell is
stamped “Q66” for the manufacturer Quist and the size of 66, and
the lot number “S180”. Decals consist of a national colors shield
and a early pattern
“snake leg” national eagle with the rounded elbow. M31 aluminum
liner with cast aluminum chinstrap bales, thin leather headliner with size
“58” handwritten, tie straps intact. Reverse of headliner is stamped
“1937”. Chinstrap is
missing. |
$1950 |
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#6091 |
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Luftwaffe Double Decal Helmet A nice, service-worn example of
an M35 finished in blue-grey paint, with even surface wear throughout. The
shell is stamped “SE64” for the manufacturer Sachsische
Emailler and the size of 64, and the lot number
“3119”, which would indicate a manufacture year of sometime
around 1937. Decals consist of a round-bottom national colors shield and a
standard second pattern “dotless”
national eagle. M31 aluminum liner with cast aluminum chinstrap bales, thin
leather headliner size stamped “58”, tie straps intact. Chinstrap is missing. |
$2250 |
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#6092 |
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Police Double Decal Helmet A very clean example of an M35
finished in light field-grey, very smooth textured paint, with light surface
wear and a nice sheen. The shell is stamped “NS66” for the
manufacturer Nickelwerke and the size of 66, and
the lot number “E163”. Decals consist of NS-style police eagle
with well-defined details and the national colors shield. M31 aluminum liner
with cast aluminum chinstrap bales, thin leather headliner size stamped “58”,
tie straps intact. Chinstrap is
missing. |
$3450 |
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#5724 |
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Fallschirmjäger (paratrooper) Camo Helmet This is an
ET68 M38 helmet with a lot number 2255 indicating production sometime in late
1942-early 1943. The helmet was thickly brush-painted over the factory paint
with a haphazard mix of standard vehicle camouflage paints.
At the time it was camouflaged, there had been a wire wrapped around the
shell circumference and across the top of the dome; both front-to-back and
side-to-side. This wire was later removed and discarded. The liner is an
aluminum framed type with early light-colored pads; normally seen in use with
helmets dating to 1938-39 but also seen in helmets believed to be wartime
rebuilt. The leather of the liner and chinstrap harness shows considerable
wear but remains intact and sound. It has an honest appearance and it appears
each of the components are pre-1945 original to this helmet. |
SOLD |
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#5723 |
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Heer Recommissioned “Droopbill”
Helmet A commercially made example which dates to 1934-36. Before the time that M35s became readily available, helmets were obtainable through commercial contractors; for purchase either by a unit or by individuals. The actual manufacturer has not been identified but did produce helmets in either nickle-chrome steel or a lightweight version made of a tin alloy known to the Germans as "blechstahl". This example is the heavier alloy version which was sold generally for 15-17 RM. Both versions of this helmet were produced with a frontal visor which has a pronounced downward slant; causing it to be termed as the "droop bill" style. The helmet is lined with a leather framed liner similar to the M27 which was used by the military contracted helmets prior to the advent of the model 35 series helmets. This liner is permanently riveted to the shell as is the dual adjustment buckle. This helmet has been re-used/repainted a couple of times; once being adorned with police decals but more recently an Army decal was added. The army decal is the type produced by the Eduard Strach company of Warnsdorf and is a decal found on reworked M16-18 style helmets which are generally considered to be of lesser quality and theoretically supplied to rear area troops. The helmet retains a good portion of its original paint. The liner and strap are intact. Overall, this is a good example of a pre-war helmet which saw a substantial bit of service; being refurbished and re-utilized several times. |
$2100 |
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#5666 |
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Heer Double Decal “Transitional” Helmet M16 Austrian style helmet period refurbished with 1935 spec feld-grau paint and Wehrmacht eagle/tri-color party
shield decals. Grey-lined eagle decal, typical of reworked and early M35
helmets. M31 liner with tie
strings but no chin strap, metal frame. |
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#5581 |
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Luftwaffe Single Decal Camo Helmet M40 style helmet in a tan
tropical camo scheme with the eagle painted over. Looks to be Italian or
Tunisa camo. Original chinstrap and liner. The shell is stamped
“Q64” and “DN101” and shows remnants of a painted
name. Shows service use and commensurate wear. |
SOLD |
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#5582 |
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Heer Camo Helmet M40 style helmet in a tan
tropical textured Mediteranean or Southern camo
with the decal painted over. Original chinstrap and liner. The shell is
stamped “D190” and shows remnants of a painted name, appears to
be “Gef. Dorfmeister”. Shows service
use and commensurate wear. |
SOLD |
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#5583 |
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Heer Single Decal Camo Helmet M40 style helmet in a tan tropical
camo scheme with a rubbed decal. Original chinstrap and liner. The shell is
stamped “224” and “Q63”??? shows remnants of a painted name,
appears to be “Gef. Dorfmeister”. Shows
service use and commensurate wear. |
SOLD |
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#5585 |
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Heer Double Decal Helmet M35 style helmet in field-grey
with Wehrmacht eagle and party shield decals, size 64. The shell is stamped
“E120” and “NS64”. Shows service use and commensurate
wear. Cleaned post-war. |
SOLD |
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#5587 |
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Luftwaffe Single Decal Helmet M42 style helmet in blue-grey
with Luftwaffe eagle decal. Stamped “hkp64” and
“2505”. Shows service
use and commensurate wear. |
$850 |
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#5589 |
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Heer Single Decal Camo Helmet M40 style helmet in tan tropical
camo scheme spray with a Wehrmacht eagle decal. The shell is stamped
“355” and “Q62”.
Owners name “Menzel” painted in white. Shows service use
and commensurate wear. |
SOLD |
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#5590 |
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Heer Single Decal Helmet M42 style helmet in field-grey
with Wehrmacht eagle decal. The shell is stamped “1794”. Shows
service use and commensurate wear. |
$850 |
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#5591 |
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Heer Single Decal Helmet M42 style helmet in field-grey
with Wehrmacht eagle. The shell is stamped “2975”, liner is in
poor condition. |
SOLD |
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#5592 |
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Luftwaffe Single Decal Helmet M40 style helmet in blue-grey
with Luftwaffe eagle decal which has been rubbed. The shell is stamped
“11388” and “Q60”? Shows service use and commensurate
wear. |
$700 |
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#5593 |
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Heer Helmet M42 style helmet in field-grey
with no visible decals. The shell is stamped “hkp64” and
“4977”. Shows service use and commensurate wear. |
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#5594 |
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Luftwaffe Single Decal Helmet M42 style helmet in blue-grey
with single Luftwaffe eagle decal (note that two decals were applied, the
second directly over the first, which is apparent in the photos). The shell
is stamped “ETp64” and “2009”, liner stamped “56”.
Shows service use and commensurate wear. |
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#5595 |
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Heer Single Decal Helmet M4o style helmet in field-grey
with single Wehrmacht eagle decal. The shell is stamped “SE62”
and “3880”. Reissue. Shows service use and commensurate wear. |
SOLD |
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#5596 |
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Lufwaffe Single Decal Helmet M44 style helmet in blue-grey
with a single Luftwaffe eagle decal. The shell is stamped “3221”.
Reissue. Shows service use and commensurate wear. |
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#5597 |
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Heer Single Decal Helmet M42 style helmet in field-grey
with single decals. The shell is stamped “ckl3032”. Shows service
use and commensurate wear. |
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#5515 |
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SS/SD Double Decal M34 Helmet M34 style helmet with the lower
bill at the front, documented in photos to have been worn by Einsatzgruppen
and in the camps. Party shield
decal on left side and SS runic shield on left. Helmet is stamped “Edelstahl”, complete with liner and chinstrap. The liner is size marked
“57” and the chinstrap is also stamped with SS runes and a BW
number on the underside. |
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#5244 |
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Heer Tropical Second Pattern Pith Helmet & Goggles Second pattern, olive pressed
felt tropical helmet with goggles.
Helmet is the standard second pattern style with bright red interior
stamped “JHS” on the sweatband. This one appears to have seen wear and
is soiled on the inside liner with some damage to the interior vented
top. The owners name also is
inked into the sweatband. Comes
with a nice set of goggles manufactured in tan leather with tan painted metal
fittings, all showing wear from use. |
SOLD |
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#5201 |
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Heer M42 Helmet Heer model 42 helmet with a camo
swirl pattern and single decal.
Helmet shell is an Eisenhutten-Thale and is
size marked “ET64” and lot number “1624”. The liner is intact and size marked
“57”, but missing the ties and chinstrap. |
SOLD |
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#5203 |
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Heer M40 DAK Helmet Heer model 40 helmet with a
tropical camo pattern. The
remnants of an eagle decal under the paint can be clearly seen on the left
side. Helmet shell is a Nickelwerke and is size
marked “NS66”. The
liner and chinstrap are both present and intact showing heavy wear. |
SOLD |
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#5204 |
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Heer M40 Helmet Heer model 40 helmet with a three
color camo pattern. No visible
decals or remnants. Helmet shell is an Eisenhutten-Thale
and is size marked “ET64” and lot number “4800”. The owners name is hand painted in the
shell in white paint. Liner and
chinstrap are intact. |
SOLD |
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