Slovakia, Republic. A German-Made Slovak Air Force Flying Helmet, 1940 Buy Now By the time the Seenotdienst

By the time the Seenotdienst (the German air-sea rescue) arrived

unmarked but with the physical characteristics of manufacture by Förster & Barth

It is signed in black ink by an Oberleutnant and Deputy Battalion Leader

New Zealand coat-of-arms on the lid

on traditional Spanish horizontal hanger with original inset ribbon

Slovakia, Republic. A German-Made Slovak Air Force Flying Helmet, 1940 Buy Now By the time the SeenotdienstFlying helmet exterior in hickory brown leather, composed of four basic pieces, two full length strips that are stitched in place side to side that run from the front to the back, with large panels placed on either side, each with a round hole cut out for the ears and designed with brown bakelite ear covers that are sewn in place to the leather base. Just below each bakelite cover and butting the rear opening of the helmet is a button marked