Original German WWII Pilot Flight Protection Helmet SSK 90 by Siemens MG 34 Reciever Assembly as the field tests proved

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The grips are contoured

and greaves black lacquered and covered with chainmail and small iron plates over green foliage cloth and internally lined in deep blue cloth

Behind these and facing forwards the wireless operator sat on a seat at the front of the main spar

mostly from Spanish and Italian traders so it is not surprising that they copied early European designs like the 17th

Original German WWII Pilot Flight Protection Helmet SSK 90 by Siemens MG 34 Reciever Assembly as the field tests provedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an excellent example of the SSK 90. Officially adopted by the Luftwaffe on 8 May 1941, the SSK 901 helmet was manufactured exclusively by the Siemens Company. The helmet was made out of interlocking and hinged steel plates that were designed to protect the head from shrapnel. The entire assembly was then covered with thick padding and dark brown leather identical to that found on standard air crew helmets.