£225.00SOLD
Item: E9
World War 1 issue ‘M18’ Steel Helmet ‘Stahlhelm’ Shell with POST WAR liner which can be taken out if required. The shell is named, although I cannot make out the name. The M18 has ‘straight’ lugs and no lower rivets, unlike the M16. Original field grey paint. Nice clean solid shell with no rust. Makers stamped ‘SI.66’ for the maker: Eisenhuette Silesia, Paruschowitz Oberschlesien. Size 66 shell. Shell dome is batch marked 16508. Becoming hard to find in good condition.
£89.00SOLD
Item: E12
M42 Helmet, with fracture crack to the top (see pictures). No liner. No visible Wehrmacht grey/green paint showing. Surface rust but still solid and a valuable piece of Words War 2 history. One of two German relic helmets I acquired from Oosterbeek, just outside Arnhem in Holland. Found in 2020 and kept by the family until I bought them and had them sent to me recently. Arnhem is probably best known abroad for a famous Second World War battle that took place there in 1944. During the Battle of Arnhem, the (now famous) John Frost Bridge was literally and figuratively 'a bridge too far' for the Allies in their attempt to liberate the city during the war.
£85.00SOLD
Item: E11
‘Feuerschutzpolizei’ (Fire Protection Police) M34 Helmet in good condition. Has one tongue missing from leather liner and slight crack in silver comb to top front of helmet. The Feuerschutzpolizei was a fire fighter unit in Nazi Germany and a branch of Nazi Germany's Ordnungspolizei, formed in 1938 when the German municipal professional fire brigades were transferred to the national police
£425.00SOLD
Item: E1
Wehrmacht Infantry NCO’s Peaked Cap in very nice condition. Celluloid diamond has long since worn off, has a few tiny moth nips that are hardly noticed but otherwise a nice and clean cap complete with cockade, nice crisp detailed cap Eagle & Swastika and leather chinstrap. I would estimate the size as 57/58. The size stamp is only just visible but I can only make out the '5' through wear.
£158.00SOLD
Item: E7
‘M43’ Helmet Stahlhelm Shell in good clean condition but with no liner. Maker marked ‘ET’ for the maker: Eisenhüttenwerk Thale / Herz. Germany. And with a slightly indistinct shell size due to thick paint, which I think reads ‘62’. Nice solid example.
£110.00SOLD
Item: E5
Nice pair of officer quality Wehrmacht leather ‘Jackboots’ in very good condition although could do with a polish. Complete with internal pulling loops and side belt & buckle. Original should intact although well used (see pictures). I would estimate them to be size 42 (UK 8) but will include measurements for accuracy. Height from heel to top 43cm, width widest point of soul and length from heel to toe 31cm.
£175.00SOLD
Item: E8
World War 1 issue ‘M16’ Steel Helmet ‘Stahlhelm’ Shell ONLY, no liner. Original field grey paint inside, but outside painted mat black at some point in its life. Scratched and scuffed paintwork. Nice solid shell. Makers stamped ‘G62’ for the maker: Gebrueder Gnuechtel A.G., Lauter. Becoming hard to find! Photograph not included.
£185.00SOLD
Item: E6
Relic Luftwaffe ‘M40’ Stahlhelm (Steel Helmet). Original blue-grey and Luftwaffe Eagle & Swastika still visible. Liner has long since gone but the liner band still remains. Helmet size I would say is ‘64’. A haunting relic that came from France.
£345.00SOLD
Item: E10
World War 1 issue ‘M16’ Steel Helmet ‘Stahlhelm’ Shell only with NO liner. Original field grey paint. Nice clean solid shell with no rust. Makers stamped ‘NJ.62’ for the maker: Vereinigte Deutsche Nickelwerke, Schwerte i/Westfalen. Size 62 shell. Shell dome is batch marked R224. Becoming hard to find in good condition.
£225.00SOLD
Item: E2
M40 Kriegsmarine (Navy) Helmet. The Gold Eagle & Swastika (denoting Navy) decal still visible on one side. Wehrmacht grey/green paint about 60% still intact and visible (see pictures). No liner but still has liner band. Inside neck guard still has the markings ‘ET66’ for the maker Eisenhüttenwerke, Thale., and the helmet size 66. Surface rust but still solid and a valuable piece of Words War 2 history. One of two German relic helmets I acquired from Oosterbeek, just outside Arnhem in Holland. Found in 2020 and kept by the family until I bought them and had them sent to me recently. Arnhem is probably best known abroad for a famous Second World War battle that took place there in 1944. During the Battle of Arnhem, the (now famous) John Frost Bridge was literally and figuratively 'a bridge too far' for the Allies in their attempt to liberate the city during the war.
£545.00SOLD
Item: E3
Seldom seen Werk-Luftschutz (Factory Air Defence) Factory Helmet from the BMW Motorenwerke A.G. Munchen. Maker stamped RL2-40/2 (1940). Complete with Liner and chinstrap, although liner is damaged in one place (see picture) and is missing the drawstring. Liner sized at 58. About 98% of the original blue-black paint intact. A few small dents in the top front.
£385.00SOLD
Item: E4
Mid to late war Luftwaffe Issue ‘Tropical’ M43 Cap. Intact but stained in places and slightly grubby. Machine woven Luftwaffe Eagle & Swastika slightly worn. Peak made from compressed paper/card as standard. Slight pen/pencil mark to the top of the cap (see picture) but hardly noticeable. No visible markings inside although I estimate the cap to be size 58.