Original German WWII Named Worn Subtle Snow Camouflage M35 Steel Helmet with Liner & Chinstrap - ET66 German Machine Guns The zipper appears to be

The zipper appears to be original and is fully functional

The reason for the departure of the two bomber squadrons was Lakenheath's selection for upgrading to a Very Heavy Bomber airfield

United States Army unit that fought on the Western Front during World War I

while the receiver and bolt are still bright steel

They were with Wellington in the Iberian Campaign 1808-1813 and were shipped to Canada in May of 1814

Original German WWII Named Worn Subtle Snow Camouflage M35 Steel Helmet with Liner & Chinstrap - ET66 German Machine Guns The zipper appears to beOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an incredible all original service worn example of an early WWII Model 1935 German helmet, which has definitely had an interesting history! This looks to be a Heer (Army) issued helmet, though it does not have any decals we can see. It looks to have had the original Panzergrau paint on the outside stripped during the war, and then was repainted white for use during the winter. It saw much service, and then