GERMAN WWII ARMY M 42 COMBAT HELMET A good amount of the

A good amount of the cross-grain finish remains to the Ulles Fur Deutschland side of the blade

with a few minor moth nips elsewhere on the tunic

Volume 3 stands as a fitting conclusion to Oliver Lock’s Tarnfarben series — an exciting and informative work that cements the trilogy’s place as an essential reference in the field of militaria research and collecting

with the number ‘7747’ over ‘N’ to the right-hand side of the dial

GERMAN WWII ARMY M 42 COMBAT HELMET A good amount of theA stamped size E 64 shell, having its army decal all complete and clear, with a minor loss of paint to the crown area and other scratches overall. The helmet has obvious signs of barn or shed storage, completely dry to the inside. The liner is all intact, with the exception of one tongue to the leather; only half of the leather strap remains intact, and the drawstring is also complete but not attached to many of the tongues. To the interior rear skirt