Germany, Luftwaffe. An Early German Nsfk Pilot's Crash Helmet Hold each constructed of cardboard-reinforced light

each constructed of cardboard-reinforced light grey wool

1915 in Johannesburg

likely from previous mounting

loop marked "65" and "800"

so he was buried in the family crypt in St

Germany, Luftwaffe. An Early German Nsfk Pilot's Crash Helmet Hold each constructed of cardboard-reinforced lightThis is a nice example of a third reich period German NSFK The National Socialist Flyers Corps (Nationalsozialistisches Fliegerkorps; NSFK) Pilot's helmet, the exterior constructed of black leather, with leather bound padding around the circumference of the helmet, as well as on the crown of the helmet in a cross formation, effectively splitting the helmet into four sections. Each section of the helmet features four blackened metal (magnetic) breather