The M42 helmet, sometimes called the Model Z, was first issued in 1943. The helmet had a leather liner and a removable "Ejército de la Tierra" emblem on the front.

This is a very nice Swiss Military Police M48-62 Dispatch rider/motorcycle helmet. The liner and chin strap are in excellent condition. A nice helmet to add to your helmet collection. Motorcyclists have a neck protector that could…

Reproduction WW2 Helmet Cover in Planetree 1-2 pattern camouflage. This M43 appeared in the Summer of 1943 and became more common as the War progressed.

Works well on original size 66 helmet.

Ivory coast red honorary guard helmet.
Based on the French cuirassiers helmet with distinct elephant head.
This Red Guard represents the President's safety

Designed for the USMC by Gentex Corporation. This one was worn by a member of the Helicopter Support Teams. A helicopter support team (HST) is a unit of organization within the United States Marine Corps that manages the…

BALLISTIC HELMET, COMES WITH A DDPM/DESERT COTTON HELMET COVER.

Very unique M1 helmet of the US 6th Naval Beach Battalion Amphibious, which was active on both Omaha Beach and Utah Beach during the invasion of Normandy on D-Day, June 6, 1944.

The 6th Naval Beach Battalion was one of several…

PLEASE NOTE! The black paint has several stress cracks.

This high-quality replica of the Russian K6-3 (Altyn) combat helmet corresponds to the look of the original operational helmets of FSB, MVD and Spetsnaz units.

Weight 2300 gr.

Sweden would provide Finland with this model helmet as aid during their conflict with the Soviet Union (known as the Winter War). They would also provide Norway with a helmet identical to the M26, called the M31. It would be used…

The Model 1918 steel helmet was slightly modified in 1940. Starting in 1943, the smooth, olive-green surface was given a rough coating of anthracite-colored sawdust and glue to improve camouflage.

Original wartime liner​.

The Model 1918 steel helmet was slightly modified in 1940. The police wore the same helmets as the army, although some were painted green.

HELMET ORD. 1946, CIVIL DEFENSE

This helmet is made of aluminum and is significantly lighter than the Stahlhelm Model 1918 and 1940. The inner lining has 3 pads, each fixed with 3 rivets.

Weight: approx. 300 g

The helmet was re-used from old army stocks for civil defense and received a yellow paint job and a new inner lining.

The helmet was reused from old army stocks for civil defense and was given a white coat of paint and a new inner lining.