WW1 French USA Post Home Helmet To Phoenix, Arizona

Interesting M15 French Adrian helmet that has name & details of a US serviceman who has posted it back to a Phoenix address from 'D.ROBBINS ,USS Carola , Brest , France' in the WW2 period. Helmet has the flaming grenade of infantry , cavalry etc. Liner untouched & of multi construction seen as of 1916. Address sent to back in the USA is ' Mrs F.ROBBINS, 1307, N Central Avenue . Phoenix, Arizon...  read more

Code: 13217

WW1 German Camouflage Helmet Shell

A stunning WW1 German camouflage helmet shell with finger thick black dividing lines between each segment adhering to the Ludendorff directive of 1918 .
Helmet is handpainted in classic tan ochre , dark brown & light green with the definitive black dividing lines immediately apparent . Many variants of camouflage schemes , colours & thickness of the black lines exist with this piece hav...  read more

Code: 13109

WW1 French 'Special Artillery' Tankers Adrian Helmet

A rare WW1 Adrian helmet converted for use by Armoured Vehicle troops known as ' Special Artillery'.
When France first started using Armoured vehicles in the latter WW1 period they acknowledged that a steel helmet would be required by the crews if engaged in combat outside the tank. A specific helmet did not actually enter service until 1919 however tank units were already making modifi...  read more

Code: 13106

WW1 German M16 Camouflage Helmet

An excellent large sized WW1 German helmet displaying the classic three colour camouflage scheme of tan ochre, dark brown & green.
All colour segments are edged with thick black dividing lines as per Ludendorffs orders , this making a very effective pattern for the trench wear of WW1. A small shrapnel hole can be seen in the top of the helmet having entered from the top & gone down into...  read more

Code: 13103

WW1 German M16 Camouflage Helmet Named To A Leutnant

A fabulous Leutnant named German M16 camouflage helmet with a striking handpainted three tone swirl camouflage scheme to its exterior.
Finished in tan ochre , forest green & brown the scheme has been applied with each segment seperated by thick black dividing lines these sweeping down & around the helmets entirety to great effect. All three of the helmets liner pins remain intact & unint...  read more

Code: 13057

WW1 German Camouflage Helmet With Severe Battle Damage

A WW1 German camouflage helmet that has received severe battle damage from machine gun , rifle or shrapnel hits.
Painted in a classic camouflage scheme of the period this still remains much evident with all the wear of a heavily trench worn combat helmet evident throughout. The leather liner is not present in this helmet most likely removed by the original person who picked it up from th...  read more

Code: 13035

Bullet Holed ( Entry & Exit ) 1982 Falklands War Argentinian Netted Camouflage Helmet

A bullet impact & exit damaged camouflage netted Argentinian combat helmet from the Falklands campaign with rosary beads from the personal possessions of an Argentinian soldier.
This iconic combat helmet shows a bullet entry point to the front crown area with a larger exit hole to the rear from the same round. It is quite evident that upon entry & exit it has severed a portion of the str...  read more

Code: 12539

1982 Falklands War Mount Longdon, Wireless Ridge 'Infantry Regiment 7' Argentinian Helmet

An Argentinian soldiers helmet with marking to Infantry Regiment 7 who fought at Mount Longdon & Wireless Ridge against the British Parachute regiment.
This helmet is typical of those seen in wear by the conscripted soldiers who fought as infantry during this campaign with the green parka hood being utilised as a camouflage cover.The black rubber band was a common method of holding them...  read more

Code: 12516

Named Falklands War 1982 Argentinian Marine Infantry Helmet With Camouflage 'ARA' Cover

A battlefield recovered Argentinian Marine infantry helmet with camouflage cover & original rubber band.
This iconic helmet has the Marine cover with 'ARA' contract label still attached. The 'ARA' initials denote 'Armada de la Republica Argentina' or 'Argentinian Navy' . Lifting of the rubber band displays the discolouration to the fabric caused by continual wear & weathering. The helm...  read more

Code: 12473