Reused by Danish Post-war. M48 Danish Helmet. Type NATO M1. The Madsen was produced by Compagnie Madsen A/S (later operating as Dansk Rekyl Riffel Syndikat A/S and then Dansk Industri Syndikat A/S.

Jan 20, 2017 · This is the helmet worn by the Danish army on April 9, 1940 when Germany overwhelmed Denmark. The invasion unfolded so rapidly that Denmark didn't have time to declare war on Germany.

The M/1923 helmet was a combat helmet issued to Danish troops during the interwar period and saw service in the Second World War. It was the first helmet to be issued to the Royal Danish Army and Navy .

May 15, 2017 · This is Danish, absolutely, but it is not the M1923 model that was military issue during the Second World War. This is the M23/41, a rather lighter helmet that was produced primarily for civil defence use during the war, and continued on in use for many years in the Danish CD after the war.

Mar 6, 2017 · I recently bought, what I was told was, a WWII era Danish helmet. Now, I have done some research, and it looks like it is the m23, judging by shape and color. However there isn't a lot of information on the internet about danish helmets, and I have no way to verify its authenticity.

Feb 5, 2016 · The m.48 is another clone of the American M1 helmet; and, as with all European copies it is of very high quality. The m.48 was introduced in 1951 and used by Danish troops through the mid-1990s,

Aug 22, 2012 · I just picked up a nice, grey M35 helmet, used by Danes and it's an SE66 with a lot number of 4389. Can anyone tell me if it was a Heer, Luftwaffe or SS helmet? Thanks.

This is an ET70 helmet manufactured in the 4000 series, likely issued as a Heer helmet. The liner is in great condition, undisturbed and fully original to the helmet. The shell itself is highly tarnished with heavy wear and patina, and bears an old, hand-rendered swastika in white paint, on the left side. It is not known what this would have been, and could likely have been a postwar addition ...

Austrian M1916 Wehrmacht re-issue helmet, camouflage. The helmet was used by Danish resistance, as evidenced by the Danish flag on the front of the helmet. The horns for fastening the armor plate were removed by factory or workshop method.

Very nice and aesthetic M35 Kriegsmarine combat helmet marked ET66 . Field repainted in dark blue on top of a reissue on top of the factory apple green paint. The helmet the textbook and bright gold Kriegsmarine decal. The helmet retains its original liner and partial chinstrap. The grey top colour is typical for coastal artillery.