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17th Airborne Painted Helmet

Article about: Here is one of his 101st jobs, I enjoy his skill and would like to buy one of his helmets for reenacting some day, but its sad to see some people reselling his as original if this is the cas

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    Here is one of his 101st jobs, I enjoy his skill and would like to buy one of his helmets for reenacting some day, but its sad to see some people reselling his as original if this is the case.
    http://easygreengermanhelmets.weebly.com/uploads/7/6/6/2/7662406/8018629_orig.jpg
    17th Airborne Painted Helmet

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    Whoever it is that paints these is quite the talented artist.
    The designs are rather well thought out.........
    Last edited by Walkwolf; 12-10-2013 at 04:58 AM. Reason: Grammar.........
    Regards,


    Steve.

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    Postwar pile of junk. "Vet painted" helmets are the new fake camos. I wouldn't buy one without direct vet provenance.

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    Postwar pile of junk. "Vet painted" helmets are the new fake camos. I wouldn't buy one without direct vet provenance.
    I totally agree with Doug.That is why this guy is still trying to sell it.
    Vet painted helmet have never been for me and very few collectors buy them.
    chris.

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    Thanks for this important post!

    Jan

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    Quote by DougB View Post
    Postwar pile of junk. "Vet painted" helmets are the new fake camos. I wouldn't buy one without direct vet provenance.
    What Doug posted, an easy way to take your money for an over priced piece of junk IMHO and easier to fake than a camo.

    Fools and their money are soon parted.
    Regards,

    Jerry

    Whatever its just an opinion.

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    Quote by gel65 View Post
    I think it was done after the war but how late after the war
    Hi Gel,i don't think it matters to much whether this was "decorated" in 1946 or 2006,without a clear provenance from the vet who "captured" this lid and painted it,it's not worth diddly squat to a collector.As it stands it,s a ruined M40. Leon

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    Quote by FALLSCHIRMJAGER View Post
    Hi Gel,i don't think it matters to much whether this was "decorated" in 1946 or 2006,without a clear provenance from the vet who "captured" this lid and painted it,it's not worth diddly squat to a collector.As it stands it,s a ruined M40. Leon
    Good point.
    chris

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    Hmmm... Well I actually saw it up for auction this month from Bagwell & Associates Auction Co. I swear I remember the 'vet estate' part in the description, but, hey, I could be wrong.

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    Well thanks in the back of my mind I really thought it was another piece done by easy green, but with no provinance I think I'm going to stay away from this one

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