Original Rare German WWII M40 Winter Field Camouflage Steel Helmet with 58cm Liner and Chinstrap - Marked ET66 U.S. Documents & Books Enter Willys and Ford

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which indicates production in approximately June 1891

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Original Rare German WWII M40 Winter Field Camouflage Steel Helmet with 58cm Liner and Chinstrap - Marked ET66 U.S. Documents & Books Enter Willys and FordOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an incredible all original example Model 1940 German WWII helmet, which was originally painted with a textured Panzergrau Field gray color, but was then over painted with a nice winter camouflage over a white base, for use during the winter months in snow covered theaters of operation either on the Western or Eastern front. It was then sanded down a bit to thin the paint out and make it a bit darker. The