Great post, I just bought M42 that is battle damaged and for sure ill have to fix some dents. Ps how do i look up codes from my helmet, is there any website??
Great post, I just bought M42 that is battle damaged and for sure ill have to fix some dents. Ps how do i look up codes from my helmet, is there any website??
Great job !! I personally don't fix or try to make my relics look new or otherwise.. That's why their called "Relics".. as found.. to speak for themselves... G
I'd rather be A "RaD Man than a Mad Man "
Here's an ebay link, I am going to get this again myself.by JohnyWoo
http://www.ebay.com/itm/PDF-FILE-7-G...item4aeb1bb2b5
Nice, thank you sir!!!
While it is a good book, it is not the be all and end all ( even the author says that )
It is just one book in the collectors arsenal and it won't specifically identify what your helmet once was - just what it may have been...... within one lot ( and we don't know how many helmets were in a lot ) there could have been Heer, Luftwaffe, police, kriegsmarine, SS ... who really knows?
" I'm putting off procrastination until next week "
Did that manufacturer marked the size and lot number in this arrangement? Most of the time I see size markings on the right temple and production numbers in the middle.
Yes Quist began this practice on the M40 helmet.
A real one, be good to see it if it is?Waffen SS blurred camo cover!
Regards,
Jerry
Whateverits just an opinion.
Wouldn't it just, no sadly....just a nicely aged quality replica which was sold as such to offset overall cost a little.
Fair enough, you really would have done well if it was genuine.
Regards,
Jerry
Whatever
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