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Item Code: 169-685
Very good WW2 German luftwaffe helmet complete with liner and chinstrap. Better than 90 percent paint. Scratches to the national decal on the right as shown and rubbing to the eagle’s wingtips on the left. “Q64” stamp in the shell reflecting size 64 made by F.W. Quist, “D197N,” presumably a lot number, clear, but a little light on the bottom of the “9.” Very good liner with drawstring, slightly blurred ink stamp visible, no markings on the underside. Leather chinstrap intact and in place. A nice, clean example that displays very well. [sr] [ph:m/L]
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