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542 - Germany, World War II.
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Germany, World War II. Heer Model 42 helmet, featuring an insignia and a light green camouflage paint finish applied with a spray gun. The helmet is a “Q64” manufactured by F.W. Quist in Esslingen, with lot number “1780.” The shell retains 70% of its original factory feldgrau paint and has been given a light green camouflage spray coat. The Heer eagle, 90% intact, has also been given a light green camouflage spray coat. Model 1931 inner liner, standard issue, with its drawstring. Leather chin strap with a gray-lacquered steel prong buckle, standard issue. Aluminum, as per the model, engraved with a manufacturer’s mark and dated 1937; damaged and repaired & reinforced with metal staples. Complete. As found (Signs of wear and age; in fairly good condition).
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