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Germany, World War I. “Stahlhelm” helmet, Model 1916. The shell retains 60% of its original feldgräu paint with traces of rust spots. Manufacturer’s mark not visible; lot number “R 1135” on the base of the shell. Type 1 inner liner with leather band and three wide leather prongs with canvas pads stuffed with horsehair (later reproduction). There is a handwritten note in black ink with the Jäger’s name on the neck strap. No chin strap. (Signs of wear and normal use; the inner lining and leather trim are high-quality older reproductions. In fairly good condition.)
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