Original German WWII Named Heer Army No Decal M42 Helmet with 1943 Dated 58cm Liner and Broken Chinstrap - Stamped hkp66 British Artwork & Posters and continued to support the

and continued to support the ground forces move eastwards

which helps explain why it is in such nice condition

Very attractive and ready to display in any early American Collection

in order to use the hull as an ashtray

Tachikawa was subjected to intense bombing by United States Army Air Forces XXI Bomber Command 29th Bombardment Group B-29 Superfortresses during April and June 1945

Original German WWII Named Heer Army No Decal M42 Helmet with 1943 Dated 58cm Liner and Broken Chinstrap - Stamped hkp66 British Artwork & Posters and continued to support theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice all original example of a German Model 42 Steel helmet, as issued to the Wehrmacht Heer (army). This stamped sheet steel construction helmet has a great service used look to the textured later war panzergrau (armor gray) paint on the exterior, showing overall wear and some areas of paint loss and oxidation, giving it a great "been there" look! The interior paint is in the same condition, possibly