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A camouflage cover for the M 1916 steel helmet Coarsely woven, multi-piece sewn cover made of burlap (small holes, tears, repairs); the two side ventilation holes are edged with leather; six iron hooks sewn into the bottom. This camouflage cover was not issued as standard equipment; the troops made it themselves, and it was worn in Flanders. On the forehead is the unit number “77” for the 2nd Hanoverian Infantry Regiment No. 77. This regiment was nearly wiped out in Flanders on October 4, 1917. Mounted on a rusty M 16 helmet shell that has been repainted green. Partially damaged, with clear signs of wear and age. Rare. Condition: II–III
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