Helmets & Parts

Textbook chunky sawdust camouflage M35 helmet in great as found condition. The helmet is a typical wartime camouflaged M35 helmet with up to 80% of the original camouflage paint remaining. The helmet is marked ET64 indicating production by Eisenhuttenwerke Thale. The helmet is a typical early double decal M35 helmet with its factory installed reinforced aluminum liner and the wartime fitted chinstrap. A killer example of a sawdust camouflage helmet in great condition!

French M1915 Adrian Artillery helmet in untouched, as found condition.

German helmet chinstrap with aluminium buckle in excellent and complete condition. Hard to find spare for a early helmet!

M40 single decal Heer helmet in brush painted camouflage marked ET64 indicating production by Eisenhuttenwerke Thale. The helmet retains its factory installed liner. The helmet retains its original wartime applied camouflage pattern up to 80%. The helmet is a nice example with a attractive camouflage pattern with bright colours!

EF66 M42 no decal helmet in excellent condition. This is a unissued late war helmet with factory installed liner. The helmet retains up to 99% of its factory paint with minor storage scuffs. The helmet is a typical late war example with very rough tool marks. The helmets markings are hard to read but the shape of the shell are typical for the maker EF indicating production by Emaillierwerke Fulda in the shell size 66. A very nice late war example in a good large size that would be hard to upgrade.

Textbook M40 Heer helmet in tan camouflage paint marked Q66 indicating production by Quist. The helmet is a textbook single decal M40 Heer example which was period camouflaged in tan paint covering the helmet. The helmet retains up to 90% of the wartime applied camouflage paint. The camouflage paint over the decal is partially gone due to the fact that paint not always adheres well to the surface of a helmet decal. The helmet retains its original factory installed liner with matching paint on the helmet rivets. The helmet is named in the back of teh shell to a Obergefreiter. The helmet has a beautiful dark natural patina all over.

Beautiful example of a untouched Heer tan camouflage helmet as worn in the Afrika Korps and Italy. Textbook; one looker piece!

Luftwaffe flight goggles Duchrowe & Co, Bünauburg in excellent condition. Less common, mid to late war variant which I have only ever seen one other pair of that I was gifted in 2005 from a Canadian veteran who liberated it in the Netherlands in 1945.

Extremely rare pair of pre war issued goggles in the original early tin. This example has one damage to the aluminium frame and has left overs of a sticker on one of the glasses. These are pre war issued to motorcyclists of the Wehrmacht and the Waffen-SS. The goggles are complete, in overall good and untouched condition. The head strap is still flexible and feels elastic and can easily be displayed on a helmet! This pattern has only been produced pre war and on a smaller scale as the later pattern, finding these in good condition is almost impossible. Note that the tin or case is also a rare early example with a brass divider and notable smaller as the tins for the later pattern goggles. These goggles would make a perfect addition to an pre/early war Kradmelder display or mannequin!

Nice original aluminium case for the Luftwaffe 295 type flight goggles in excellent condition. The case is nicely dated 1937 and is complete with the rare internal cup for the spare glasses. Nice and hard to find example!

Nice early original issue flight and motorcyclist goggles in good condition. The goggles are nicely marked CK 39 on the hinge which attache both eye cups. Textbook example!

Luftwaffe LKp. W. 101 flight helmet in excellent condition. Complete with cable, throat microphone, headphones and straps.

German helmet liner string, hard to find spare in good used condition. Often missing from many helmets, this is a perfect addition to a helmet with some patina.

Textbook German helmet liner size 62/55 marked Litzmannstadt 1943 in unissued condition.

German helmet chinstrap part in good used condition. The buckle looks to have some red paint which was typical for Norwegian reissued pieces. This red paint however can easily be scratched off the aluminium without residue.

Very nice original Luftwaffe summer flight helmet. The helmet is in very good, lightly worn condition and retains all cables, snaps, buckles and communications equipment but is lacking the plug! The leather headphone covers are made of nice brown leather that would nicely compliment any mannequin.

Textbook late war M42 helmet marked CKL66 indicating production by Eisenhuttenwerke Thale. The helmet retains its factory installed liner and chinstrap and is overall in good condition. The helmet retains its factory paint up to 90%. The steel of the helmet is typically finished for late war helmets by Eisenhuttenwerke Thale with a lot of slag visible through the paint. Aesthetic helmet!

ET66 M40 Heer Ex whitewash three-tone camouflage helmet in good condition. The helmet is a interesting example which was repainted multiple times. Starting its life as a standard single decal Heer helmet it was subsequently repainted in a winter whitewash which was later overpainted in a three-tone spray painted camouflage pattern. The helmet was at some point coated with a clear lacquer. The helmet is a nice example with a large portion of its wartime three-tone camouflage pattern showing. The helmet retains its factory installed liner. A nice example !

Typical Luftwaffe flight helmet without electrical components.

Textbook M35 helmet with period field applied Rautarn camouflage paint. The helmet is a typical Heer example with its Heer decal peaking through the camouflage paint. The helmet retains its original factory applied and in my opinion blood soaked liner.