WWII M40 NS62 German Army Camo Helmet Item H735: A beautiful 2 tone camouflage helmet with all the characteristics of a tropical or Mediterranean pattern. Exterior displays a predominantly tan base with darker highlights. The Army decal was painted around leaving it exposed and showing great detail.

Our WWII M35 German Combat Helmet "Stahlhelm" are made from mild steel and feature the important details of rolled shell edges and correct, separately applied air vents. The genuine leather M-31 liners are attached with 3 split-rivets, including leather chinstraps and buckles.

This is a solid combat helmet showing honest age and use. It's an M35 DD army refurbished to 1940 specs but still with the addition of the National colors. The paint is still good but worn on the top. The eagle decal is perfect but the national colors have flaked off. The liner was white with old basement storage.

Mar 10, 2022 · This particular helmet, as with many early M35s, has started its life as a double decal combat police helmet before being reissued to the SS with the lightning strikes on the right hand side and the party shield on the left.

Original German WWII M35 Double Decal Polizei Helmet ET64- This original early M35 combat Police Double Decal Helmet features a borderless Police decal that has been expertly touched up, as well as a Party Shield that has undergone similar restoration.

Discover our comprehensive FAQ on the M35 German helmet, a significant artifact from WWII military history. Learn about helmet variations like the M40 and M42, original decals, chinstraps, liners, and tips on collecting authentic German militaria.

M35 Heer re-issue helmet, size 60 (Smallest size) with factory modified seven tongue liner, EF60.

Here is your chance to pick up a nice Wehrmacht M35 helmet. The shell is a SE64 and while the batch number is hard to read I believe I see 3840 there. The liner is sound overall with minimal signs of wear throughout and stamped as a 56 in size. Untouched split pins and right as rain. A true combat worn vet which also has a great worn look to it!

M-35 Stahlhelm is a model of the Wehrmacht combat helmet adopted in 1935. A number of helms of this type were found while the diggings in the Stalingrad battle fields.

This Q66 M35 helmet has seen extensive service use and shows the hard effects of wear. The heat lot number is 3?00. The heavily worn liner shows no size mark. By the stretch of the shell and features of the vent holes, I assess this to be a Q64.