Original German WWII Heer Army Double Decal M35 Steel Helmet with 1940 Dated 58cm Liner and Chinstrap, Stamped NS66 MG 08-15 Maxim The tubular magazine was housed

The tubular magazine was housed in the butt and had a capacity of seven rounds

it acquired the nickname the "Bloody Bucket" division by German forces during the Second World War due to its red insignia

with the wool in great shape and very little mothing or other damage

Army National Army Officer’s Collar Device brazed to the front

Original German WWII Heer Army Double Decal M35 Steel Helmet with 1940 Dated 58cm Liner and Chinstrap, Stamped NS66 MG 08-15 Maxim The tubular magazine was housedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very good service used condition example of a German WWII M35 helmet shell, as issued to the Heer (Army), with very desirable "Double Decals". This stamped sheet steel construction helmet still retains the original early war smooth Apfel grn (apple green) paint, however it shows much wear, so only about 40% still remains. The balance of the surface shows oxidation, past peppering, and other age related