VINTAGE GREEK CITIES POLICE (???????????????) HEl-T – HELLENIC POLICE ASTYNOMIA POLEON WITH LINER AND COCKADE, Condition is “Used”. Greek ANTIQUE BRASS HELMET 1920’s. Was a Greek police. In 1921, responsible for policing urban areas. THE CONDITION IS AS PICTURED.
A reissued example of an Austria/Hungarian M17 helmet. On the side a flaming bomb is visible possibly Gendarmerie? Interesting helmet with a bullet hole on the back.
These were used throughout ww2.
STRAUSS & BUEGELEISEN RESISTAL FLIGHT GOGGLES. He joined the 109th Air Guard Squadron and served ten years. He also appeared as an aerial stuntman with Gladys Roy as wing-walker. Joe retired out here in Long Beach California.
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WITH INTI FRONT EMBLEM. MADE IN FRANCE ADRIAN M26.
Orig Belgian civil defence Adrian M31 helmet casque stahlhelm casco elmo???? . Item is used and does have some wear. Please View photos and ask any questions you may have.
This Swedish M21(-18) army steel helmet is a rare find for militaria collectors. It was manufactured in Sweden between 1919-38 and is an original piece, not a reproduction. The helmet has not been modified and is in excellent condition, ready for display in any collection. The helmet features a classic design and was used by Swedish soldiers before World War 2. It is a great addition to any collection of original period items. The helmet’s country of manufacture is Sweden and it comes with all the features of an authentic Swedish army steel helmet.
This model was designed in two variations: with decorative crest (of French Adrian style) and with 2×7 holes airvents (of German style) – this type. Rare variant – type with 2×7 holes airvents.
In good (used) condition to its age and history. Original black color – in good condition. Leather liner and leather chin strap – both included and both in good condition – rare.
Straight from the estate of a well-known military antique collector which includes over 30 helmets and pickelhaubes from pre-WW1 and WW2 era that will be listed on my page in the near future (pictures available upon request). Anything mentioned herein is simply my uneducated opinion. The condition of this helmet is excellent, showing no signs of trauma or damage. The exterior leather is in great shape with no signs of crazing and minimal wear. The fur is still mostly intact but looks like some of it has fallen out over time which is to be expected from an item this age. The cloth liner shows light wear and some of the stitches have loosened, but it’s still in great condition. The leather chin strap shows some cracking from age but is still solid and fully intact. This particular helmet has quite the history behind it as it belonged to Royal Air Force Bristol fighter pilot squadron leader Alan Thomas Kingston Shipwright. A veteran of the Great War who was shot down behind enemy lines east of Ypres in August 1917, whilst serving with 19 squadron. Taken POW, Shipwright was a persistent escaper and one of the’Holzminden Tunnellers’ – taking part in the largest and most celebrated POW escape of the Great War, July 24/25 1918. His full history can be found by clicking on the following link. This does not appear to be a reproduction but its authenticity cannot be guaranteed. Stand seen in pictures not included.