Original WWII Hungarian M38 Finnish Contract Steel Helmet with Original Liner MG 13 Dorado" - At upper left

Dorado" - At upper left corner of poster

It was an effort to support Russia by keeping the Dardanelles Strait open

Drag ball has no dings or dents

The trigger plate is of bone

It has been recorded that some German troops preferred the ZB30 to the MG 34 because the latter was very sensitive to dirt in the action

Original WWII Hungarian M38 Finnish Contract Steel Helmet with Original Liner MG 13 Dorado" - At upper leftOriginal Item: Only One Available. In world war two Hungary was an ally of Germany. The Germans allowed and assisted the Hungarians in copying their design of the M35 steel helmet. Therefore, the WWII produced M38 Hungarian steel helmet is nearly identical to the German WWII M35. Both have the same shape, riveted ventilation holes, and the classic rolled edge. The minor differences between the M38 helmet and the German M35 was the liner system, liner