My Biggest One Yet!

The German Stahlhelm: Heer, Luftwaffe, Kriegsmarine, Waffen SS and all others who wore the steel helmet

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    Moderator Walkwolf's avatar in War relics WW2 military forums
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    Very nice lid.

    I like the larger sizes, but usually see only 62's and 64's.........
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    Steve.


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    Quote by Walkwolf View Post
    Very nice lid.

    I like the larger sizes, but usually see only 62's and 64's.........
    And that's why I was excited to see this was an ET68. I have one or two 66's, but no 68. Maybe I'll get lucky and run into a 70 sometime.
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    1) A court mounted EKII
    2) M42 of no collector value, bare steel if possible. Liner and liner bands not needed.

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    I really like these big helmets as well. This one is a gem. Nice pick up. Jim G.

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    Helmetone

    Not within my collecting scope but I can appreciate something that looks good. This looks good! No, great! Nice helm, looks tempting to own one. Nice shots, BTW.

    Green
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    So the rivets are a little loose, and so one of the liner tongues
    is ripped - So what - I'd take this helmet any day.........!
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    Steve.

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    So the rivets are a little loose, and so one of the liner tongues
    is ripped - So what - I'd take this helmet any day.........!
    Unfortunately, three of the liner tongue tips are completely separated, it just didnt show in the pics. The drawstring keeps it all together. Other than that, it's a great example of a worn M40 combat helmet. The man I bought it from said he had considered gluing the leather tips back together . He got an education about NOT doing that, EVER. He got the point.
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    1) A court mounted EKII
    2) M42 of no collector value, bare steel if possible. Liner and liner bands not needed.

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    Nice clean lid. Great it's in the bigger size to. Nice complete liner to

    Cheers
    Jason
    Militaria for sale at my Quicksales store in Australia, PM me for the link!

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