GERMAN WWII ARMY M.42 SINGLE DECALCOMBAT HELMET A genuine and character-rich example

A genuine and character-rich example of a wartime-issued camouflage helmet cover

The large griffin-style Baden wappen remains firmly affixed

and the size is a snug fit over the size 59 body

Traces of the Waffenamt stamp on the upper pommel

Both original side suspension loops remain intact

GERMAN WWII ARMY M.42 SINGLE DECALCOMBAT HELMET A genuine and character-rich exampleET64 stamped shell, batch number 2552. The exterior has three or four minor spots of rust, the remainder of the skull having all its original paintwork. The army decal has one small abrasion on the left hand leg of the eagle; otherwise excellent. All of the paint to the liner retaining rivets is in place, with the exception of one head, which has one abrasion. To the interior, the size 56 stamped liner has some rot to the leather in the forehead area