Can anyone help identify this helmet?
Article about: Just wondering if anyone can help me identify this helmet. Inside the helmet there is a small single crown marking (not stamped into the metal). No other marks. I am thinking it will be post
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Can anyone help identify this helmet?
Just wondering if anyone can help me identify this helmet. Inside the helmet there is a small single crown marking (not stamped into the metal). No other marks.
I am thinking it will be post war? and from one of the European countries that still have a Royal family - Denmark? Sweden ??
Any help would be much appreciated.
Glen
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Re: Can anyone help identify this helmet?
Hi Glen, welcome to the forum!
It is a Swedish M26.
See here:
SUECO 26
Cheers, Ade.
PS: Please don't forget to upload pics direct. I will copy these and add them for you.
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Re: Can anyone help identify this helmet?
It's a Swedish m/26 civilian defence helmet.
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Re: Can anyone help identify this helmet?
Thanks for the very prompt replies! My hunch wasn't too far off it seems.
Glen
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Re: Can anyone help identify this helmet?
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Re: Can anyone help identify this helmet?
This example was made sometime between 1937-1944. However with 99,99% certainty this was made during the war. '42-'44 much liklier than '39-'41.
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Re: Can anyone help identify this helmet?
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Engman
This example was made sometime between 1937-1944. However with 99,99% certainty this was made during the war. '42-'44 much liklier than '39-'41.
Good precise info mate,good one
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Re: Can anyone help identify this helmet?
Would be interested to hear how you can spot the difference between an early and late war production Engman.
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Re: Can anyone help identify this helmet?
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magicdutchmen
Would be interested to hear how you can spot the difference between an early and late war production Engman.
Apparently I can't as I said what was likliest. It's all about logics. Or "odds" if one wants to simplify it. It could have been produced 40-41, but it's (very) far from as likely as 42-44. Or to simplify it, the odds are very low for it to be early war production.
Or an estimated guess based on good knowledge about Sweden and our industry during WW2, some might call it.
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