H-250a Interesting Model 1916 German Production
Transitional Single Decal Army Helmet
This helmet became a war trophy for an Allied Officer named Captain
L. Walton. He wrote his name in the liner as well as the area it was liberated
from, Tunisia (North Africa). He then dated it, 1943 (perfect!). The condition
of this size 66 helmet overall is near excellent, with a dark green finish that
is 98% intact. The Army decal is a decent representative example, checking in at
85% intact, with most of the missing confined to the middle and upper right of
the swastika. The stamped size 58 light brown leather liner is excellent, it
looks unworn! This complemented by a drawstring and of course the above
mentioned personalization. The liner band is a non reinforced zinc example. It
also has an excellent,non regulation narrow brown leather chinstrap with a
painted metal buckle. Act fast as this one wont last!
$1,050.00
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Item H-250a
