The Model 1918 steel helmet was slightly modified in 1940. Starting in 1943, the smooth, olive-green surface was given a rough coating of anthracite-colored sawdust and glue to improve camouflage.

Original wartime liner​.

The Model 1918 steel helmet was slightly modified in 1940. The police wore the same helmets as the army, although some were painted green.

HELMET ORD. 1946, CIVIL DEFENSE

This helmet is made of aluminum and is significantly lighter than the Stahlhelm Model 1918 and 1940. The inner lining has 3 pads, each fixed with 3 rivets.

Weight: approx. 300 g

The helmet was re-used from old army stocks for civil defense and received a yellow paint job and a new inner lining.

The helmet was reused from old army stocks for civil defense and was given a white coat of paint and a new inner lining.

STEEL HELMET MODEL 1948/56 FOR TANK DRIVERS

These helmets were issued to motorcyclists and to the mechanized and light troops (e.g., tank drivers). Motorcyclists also received a neck protector that could be attached to the helmet…

This is an original WW2-era Swiss M18/40 helmet. It features the iconic rolled edge design and a textured dark gray finish typical of helmets issued to Swiss forces during the Second World War.The interior still has the original…

The M1971 helmet is a military steel combat helmet used by Switzerland.

The shell of a near hemispherical shape with prominent flares on both sides and stamped in 1.15mm steel. It includes four rivets where the liner attaches to…

The M1971 helmet is a military steel combat helmet used by Switzerland.

The shell of a near hemispherical shape with prominent flares on both sides and stamped in 1.15mm steel. It includes four rivets where the liner attaches to…

It is made with special hardened steel and with anti infra-red
Khaki-green paint mixed with sawdust.Size: 55-56

It is made with special hardened steel and with anti infra-red
Khaki-green paint mixed with sawdust.Camo cover TAZ83 commonly know as Alpenflage.
A stable 4 point chin strap and high quality leather makes this avery comfortable…

The Portuguese M40/63 is the same steel shell as the older WWII M40 but with an improved upgraded liner very similar to the liner used in the M1 helmet liner.
These are the type of helmet they would have used in the Portuguese…

HBH: 1939 Harrison Bros & Howson

Dutch used.

The MkII,were introduced to the new formed Dutch units in 1941, who were in England at the time. The mkII remained in use until the mid-50 's until replaced by the troops helmet…

J.S.S: 1940 John Sankey & Sons

Dutch used

The MkII,were introduced to the new formed Dutch units in 1941, who were in England at the time. The mkII remained in use until the mid-50 's until replaced by the troops helmet (M53). A…

CL/C: 1942 Canadian Motor Lamp Co. (Windsor)

Used Dutch P.T.T.

Dutch interior.

The MkII,were introduced to the new formed Dutch units in 1941, who were in England at the time. The mkII remained in use until the mid-50 's until…