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Article about: Here's one I've never seen before...Would this be considered an M34? Your input and opinions are appreciated... cheers, Glenn

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    Here's one I'm not familiar with...Would this be considered an M34? ...Your input and opinions are appreciated...
    cheers, Glenn
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    I don't think that's an M34 Glenn, the vents seem to be in an odd place!...

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    It's those highly placed Lug-Vents that caught my attention ...There are many M34 Variants, btw....
    cheers, Glenn
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    After having a look around the net if that lid is aluminium it's a lightweight parade helmet, but as i said the vents look rather high to others i've seen!..

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    The shell looks like a squat Austrian manufactured M34 similar to these 2. All of the flat Austrian M34'2 I have seen have had dual 7 hole vents, but I would not be surprised if from time to time they were made with the vents that are on your example. I would suspect that yours is not aluminum, but just a light weight steel shell like most M34's. The liner looks like it is period correct. I think it is a good, WWII piece that may have been repainted. I like it. Jim G.
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    Thank you for your input, gentlemen...I continue to search for an identical example for comparison...I do agree that it's a decent-looking lid!
    cheers, Glenn

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    Help with Unusual Helmet Variant...
    Just found this one Glenn, sorry it's so small but it's the thumbnail from a dead link, it's described as an M34 police lid, notice the pretty high vents but they look like the mesh screened type!...

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    That looks more like an E.German Fire Helmet...

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    Quote by bigmacglenn1966 View Post
    That looks more like an E.German Fire Helmet...
    Looking at the Rivet configuration i think you are right!...

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    Another difference is the 3-Rivet Liner, as seen on the regular Stahlhelm...Those Police/Fire helmets shown above have 4-rivet liners...two of them in the back...
    Glenn

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