Description
Excellent minimal worn WW1 reissued M18 ‘transitional’ steel helmet. Mid-war reissued piece ca.1942 with rough green paint on the exterior. Decal rates over 95{a52560972f1953da7ff751a390e034482bc0fffc7709a17c21112ddb4e063ced} and shows sharp details. Original installed liner, split pins remain untouched. Liner is supple and strong, complete with full length chin strap. The strap shows faded markings and is dated 1941. Shell marked with a reissued size stamp ’56/57′. A beautiful well preserved M18 helmet – TOP shelf example!
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