WWII German Army Model 1942 Single Decal Helmet Bill Shea's Books After being an Allied prisoner

After being an Allied prisoner of war until 1948

It is produced in a very heavy duty green canvas

There is remnants of an old tag still affixed to the reverse that we have not attempted to remove

This is a great looking example that was brought home by a US veteran

Transport and Glider Squadrons) who were able to complete 110 or more operational flights

WWII German Army Model 1942 Single Decal Helmet Bill Shea's Books After being an Allied prisonerWWII German Army Model 1942 Single Decal Helmet This combat example has a dark field grey finish that remains 80% intact overall. The veteran applied a shellac to the shell to protect it; this is visible but mostly missing. The decal is very nice, a bit toned and checking in at a solid 90% intact. The tan leather liner is a bit stiff with some minor wear and discoloration. There are two tiny pieces missing at the end of two of the tongues. It is a