Generic Gala model in nickel-plated steel and brass.

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…

Ceremonial helmet

PLEASE NOTE! The black paint has several stress cracks.

STEEL HELMET MODEL 1948/56 FOR TANK DRIVERS

These helmets were issued to motorcyclists and to the mechanized and light troops (e.g., tank drivers). Motorcyclists also received a neck protector that could be attached to the helmet…

Rare experimental helmet used by West German paratroopers from the period between 1957 and 1959.

Only 500 of these experimental Römer helmets were made.

The model shown here has a helmet shell from the manufacturer Linnemann &…

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…

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.

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

Linnemans-Schnetzer GmbH steel helmet 1956.

VerBliFa liner.

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…

A post-war worn Dutch M38 helmet from a police assistance unit from the period 1947-1959.

With air holes

Manufacturer: Linnemann-Schnetzer

Without air holes

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​.