Original German WWII Single Decal M40 Army Heer Steel Helmet with 59cm Liner and Broken Chinstrap - NS66 Browning LMG that job had been given

that job had been given to the CD V-777-2 set

and demobilized in France on 15 April 1919

There are some light rings and oxidation in areas

“I wanted to fly”

Midway up the bottom of the stock there are some worn fingernail grooves around the bayonet channel

Original German WWII Single Decal M40 Army Heer Steel Helmet with 59cm Liner and Broken Chinstrap - NS66 Browning LMG that job had been givenOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice all original example of a German Model 40 Steel helmet, as issued to the Wehrmacht Heer (army). It shows lovely period service wear in the form of chipped paint and oxidation on the shell of the helmet. It most likely saw service for a long period in a damp environment. This stamped sheet steel construction helmet retains about 60% of its original lightly textured "panzergrau" paint. The left side