Original German WWII Army Heer M40 Textured Camouflage Steel Helmet with 57cm Liner - Q64 Stocks Fergusson rose to become the

Fergusson rose to become the Inspector-General of Army Hospitals and retired in 1817

There is some cracking around the ferrule

we crossed the Rhine on Victor Bridge

as indicated by how the front shell is bent inward

This back strap is cut for the addition of a removable wood shoulder stock not present at this time

Original German WWII Army Heer M40 Textured Camouflage Steel Helmet with 57cm Liner - Q64 Stocks Fergusson rose to become theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice all original example of a German WWII M40 helmet, as issued to the Heer (Army). It was used in the field, and has a lovely textured camouflage overpainted shell. This is well retained, with the expected wear from service. The inside of the shell does not have any textured paint, so this was most likely a field repaint to help increase the camouflage profile of the helmet. We can see some areas