Dutch M53 Troop Helmet with a Linnemans-Schnetzer GmbH outer shell from 1956 and a Verblifa liner.

Configuration Features

∙ Outer Shell: Manufactured by the German firm Linnemans-Schnetzer (LS) in 1956. LS was a major supplier…

The Polish wz. 63 (also nicknamed the "orzeszek" or "little nut") is a steel helmet specifically designed for Polish airborne troops and introduced in 1963. It is well-known for its compact, rimless design, which was ideal for…

The Spanish M1926 helmet is commonly known as the M26 or the Trubia. It was the standard combat helmet of the Spanish Army during the Spanish Civil War (1936–1939).

Key Features

∙ Nickname: It was nicknamed "Con Ala" (With…

The Dutch M95 Kevlar helmet (officially the Gevechtshelm, composiet) replaced the steel M53 helmet and became the standard for the Netherlands Armed Forces in 1996. For United Nations (UN) peacekeeping missions, it was adapted…

The Danish M1939 helmet, also known as the "Amalienborg helmet", is a rare steel helmet specifically produced for the police units guarding the Danish Royal Palace, Amalienborg.

While its shape is similar to the more common M1923…

The Spanish M.42/79 steel helmet, also known as the "Modelo Z," is a post-WWII modernization of the original Spanish M1942 helmet. It was used by the Spanish Army (Ejército de Tierra) from the late 1970s through the 1980s before…

The M58 helmet (officially the Stahlhelm nach US-Muster M1958) was the standard combat helmet of the Austrian Bundesheer between 1958 and the 1990s. The variant for the Austrian Air Force (Luftstreitkräfte) can be recognized by…

The Belgian RECCE helmet typically refers to a specialized post-WWII steel helmet used by Belgian reconnaissance and armored units starting in 1952.

Key Characteristics

∙ Design Influence: It is a direct copy of the British…

The British AFV (Armoured Fighting Vehicle) Crewman Helmet is a specialized helmet designed for armored vehicle crews, providing both head protection and integrated communication in noisy environments.

Key Models

∙ AFV-73…

The German Bundesgrenzschutz (BGS) M-53 helmet (unofficially also called M35/53) is a West German steel combat helmet from the Cold War era. The federal border guard and the paramilitarily organized police used this helmet…

The pre-WWII British pith helmet—most notably the Wolseley pattern—was the quintessential headgear for British forces serving in tropical climates from the late Victorian era until the early 1940s. While designed for…

The Russian SSh-40 (Stal'noy Shlem 1940) was the standard helmet of the Red Army during World War II and remained in service well into the 1960s. It was an evolution of the SSh-39, featuring an improved liner designed to be worn…

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Reproduktion

The U.S. M1C Paratrooper Helmet is the specific airborne configuration of the famous M1 helmet. This model was utilized by U.S. airborne forces from World War II through the Vietnam War.

Features of an Original M1C Paratrooper…

The Belgian Army Motorcycle Helmet Model 1938 (commonly referred to as the "Cromwell" type) from the early post-war period.

Origin and Development

∙ Model 1937: During the motorization of the Belgian Cavalry Corps, a civilian…