German Helmets 1916-1945 - German Helmets
German Helmets 1916-1945 - German Helmets
German Helmets 1916-1945 - German Helmets
German Helmets 1916-1945 - German Helmets
German Helmets 1916-1945 - German Helmets
German Helmets 1916-1945 - German Helmets
German Helmets 1916-1945 - German Helmets
German Helmets 1916-1945 - German Helmets
German Helmets 1916-1945 - German Helmets
German Helmets 1916-1945 - German Helmets

German Helmets 1916-1945 - German Helmets

L20210013
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€74.88

Lavishly illustrated book covering German Helmets from both World Wars

  • Hardcover book with all you need to know about German Helmets from both World Wars
  • Aesthetically layout with 1,480 high quality pictures
  • Theory and gallery book for novices and veteran helmet collectors

The German helmet is one of the most iconic symbols of the German soldier in World War II. Its distinctive shape evokes the terror and fear the German soldiers created during this difficult time, but also represents a technically advanced military design. The World War II German helmet was produced from 1935 to 1945 and it's estimated that approximately 25 million were made.

The book covers liners, rivets, shells, factory markings, lot numbers, vent holes, chinstraps, decals and lot more. The helmets shown are M16, M17, M18, M34, M35, M36, M37, M38, M39, M40 and M42. Fabric painted helmets, re-issued helmets, repainted/overpainted helmets, camo helmets, helmets with camo adaptions and helmet covers.


 

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Author 1
Jan M. Meland
Author 2
Terry Goodapple
Publication date
December 2020
Pages
240
Illustrations
Approximately 1,500 photographs
Cover
Hardcover
Language
English
Publisher
Mort Homme Books
EAN
9788269012620

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