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Unusually good condition Spanish WW11 steel helmet, made in the German style, with bracket on the front for badge. This one is a little more unusual in that it has the German nazi approval stamp on the underside of the liner.
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Thanks for looking blunderbuss2.
Hope you have a lot of shelves and heads to display these beauties. I remember one Nov. 11th, someone had left a 1940's male maniquin head & shoulders on our cenotaph in the park, almost wanted to remove it. They did it in fun, but it was a beauty that would have looked great with any of your beautiful helmets !~Phil.
Thanks for looking, BELLIN68, PhilDavidAlexanderMorris, miKKoChristmas11, and mrmajestic1. PhilDavidAlexanderMorris, in answer to your question sadly not enough room for shelves at the moment, but working on it. Good supply of glass heads though.
Thanks for looking, scandinavian_pieces, and Deanteaks.
Thanks for the love JueBoo.