Luftschutz M40 Helmet (beaded rim) No Decal – NS64
An original Luftschutz M40 Helmet (beaded rim) No Decal – NS64, late war example with dark blue factory paint finish with no decal. The helmet is complete woth original rivets and liner, and leather chinstrap. The interior of the rim of helmet is stamped ‘NS64’ for the maker Vereinigte Deutsche Nickelfabrik size 64, and the rear of the rim is stamped with lot number ‘D1 11’. The helmet has no damage or repairs in very good condition.
£350.00
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