Probably one of the best designs that receives very little credit from the history books. Patterned in 1933, and used until 1990 (and some beyond), these helmets are highly collectible, comfortable, and downright great. These helmets were not only effective, but were one of the first designs to separate the wearer's skull from the shell via the bracketed liner system, which was also extremely comfortable and simple. I conducted a ballistic test on one of these on my YouTube channel a while back, and it actually performed quite well.
Many designs were directly influenced by this, such as the Soviet SSH-40, and even the U.S. M1 helmet. Bulgaria made an almost exact copy which was adopted in the 1970s, and many other nations have used these over the years, so these are actually great pieces of history.
These are all in used but serviceable condition. Expect a less-than-perfect liner (some are more used, but not blown out), and some wear/rust/scuffs on the shells. Chin straps are all post-war canvas, some are like-new.
I don't know if I'll be able to get any more of these after this batch, so if you want one grab it now.
