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748 - Soviet Russia, SSh-68 military firefighter helmet, as it might have been used at Chernobyl. Russian SSh-68 helmet made of metal, painted khaki. Manufactured in 1984 by the Red October factory, as indicated by the stamp under the neck strap. The shell features two white stripes—one vertical and one horizontal—as well as an insignia depicting crossed axes surmounted by a red star with a hammer and sickle. This type of helmet may have been used during the Chernobyl disaster in 1986. Includes the liner and chin strap. Good condition. Of interest to collectors of both firefighting memorabilia and militaria. Soviet Russia, SSh-68 military firefighter helmet of a type that may have been used at Chernobyl. Russian SSh-68 metal helmet painted khaki. Manufactured in 1984 by the Red October factory, as indicated by the stamp beneath the neck guard. The shell features two white stripes—one vertical and one horizontal—and a crossed-axes badge topped by a red star with a hammer and sickle. This type of helmet may have been used during the Chernobyl disaster in 1986. Complete with liner and chin strap. Good condition. Of interest to collectors of both firefighting memorabilia and militaria.
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Soviet Russia, SSh-68 military firefighter helmet, as it might have been used at Chernobyl. Russian SSh-68 helmet made of metal, painted khaki. Manufactured in 1984 by the Red October factory, as indicated by the stamp under the neck strap. The shell features two white stripes—one vertical and one horizontal—as well as an insignia depicting crossed axes surmounted by a red star with a hammer and sickle. This type of helmet may have been used during the Chernobyl disaster in 1986. Includes the liner and chin strap. Good condition. Of interest to collectors of both firefighting memorabilia and militaria. Soviet Russia, SSh-68 military firefighter helmet of a type that may have been used at Chernobyl. Russian SSh-68 metal helmet painted khaki. Manufactured in 1984 by the Red October factory, as indicated by the stamp beneath the neck guard. The shell features two white stripes—one vertical and one horizontal—and a crossed-axes badge topped by a red star with a hammer and sickle. This type of helmet may have been used during the Chernobyl disaster in 1986. Complete with liner and chin strap. Good condition. Of interest to collectors of both firefighting memorabilia and militaria.
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