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German helmet with Blue and Red decals
I have an question to those of you who has experience with german helmet decals. I would like to know if someone has seen a helmet with blue and red decals, on one or both sides. Of cource other colour combinationes is of interest as well.
The decals can indeed look "homemade", but still i would very much like to see such helmet.
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09-22-2012 11:01 PM
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Re: German helmet with Blue and Red decals
So no one has seen anything like this?
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Re: German helmet with Blue and Red decals
Certainly not an extant example. If I had, I would want rock solid provenance to it going back to 1945.
Cheers, Ade
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Re: German helmet with Blue and Red decals
I assume by Cossacks you are referring to Russian volunteers fighting for Germany. I've seen many variations of volunteer helmets, often they are double decal, maybe with one decal consisting of the colors of their nation's flag. If it were Russian volunteers, blue, white, and red maybe. I'm sure one exist somewhere in the world.
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Re: German helmet with Blue and Red decals
I have no idea. Maybe it was something distinctive for the unit. I can only guess.
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Re: German helmet with Blue and Red decals
Looks to be over a heer eagle. A new one for me.
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Re: German helmet with Blue and Red decals
Thank you all for your replies. Yes it is helmets worn by the so called Eastern volunteers fighting for Germany, I found these photos in the book "Pannwitz Cossacks" when i was studying unit details. To be honest I was hoping someone would come with a photo and would say "Yes here is the helmet you are looking for".
Thank you again for your answers, and please post a photo here in this thread if you see one, or find more photos of some helmets that look like this. I am crossing my fingers there will surface something like this for my collection in the future!
So many years after the war, and we still find bits and pieces that are unknown.
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