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08-05-2022 12:17 PM
# ADS
Circuit advertisement
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Hi there.
I would say this is a modern reproduction shell. The reasons are that the folded edge of the shell lacks the 'line' that runs around the inner fold/rim and the shell appears to lack the front 'dip'.
I hope this helps,
Kind regards,
Will.
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I think it stands a chance of being legitimate. But photos are really bad. They are taken against a distracting background and are cropped too close to really be able to study the helmet.
Add to that, the condition of the helmet. Thereby in my view making it very difficult to give a strong opinion.
It however doesn't look like your typical ground dug helmet. Seems to be more of a surface find.
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Willmore
Hi there.
I would say this is a modern reproduction shell. The reasons are that the folded edge of the shell lacks the 'line' that runs around the inner fold/rim and the shell appears to lack the front 'dip'.
I hope this helps,
Kind regards,
Will.
Thanks, english isn't my native language, so might sound foolish that i'm asking, but what is the "dip"?
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Pictures are not very clear but I do not like what I see. The rolled rim, the contours of the shell , and the front brim are all suspect in my opinion. I believe this is a reproduction shell that has been severely aged. Admittedly difficult one to call for sure from these photos.
Cheers,
Terry
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Allright, thank You, i will pass on this one in that case.
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Oberschutze
Thanks, english isn't my native language, so might sound foolish that i'm asking, but what is the "dip"?
The 'dip' occurs along the front rim of the helmet. When you look at the helmet full on from the front, you will notice that the helmet rim drops down slightly, Chinese copies do not have this feature, and the only reproduction I know of that does is the FJ Werke helmet made in the EU. But this one is only made in size 71.
Cheers,
Steve
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Estonian
Yes, that is the one. I didn't want to post any links or something that shows price- since i understood that prices aren't really mentioned in these topics.
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