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Chinstrap maker stampComment
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Abnahme (acceptance) and size stamps.Comment
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Very very nice M18 Charles. Too bad we were posting at the same time.
HansComment
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Very nice helmets , gentlemen !!
I have two of these one has lost it`s liner and chinstrap.
Here is the first :Comment
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Here you can see both helmets :Comment
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Some liner details :Comment
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Stamp on the chinstrap !
Hope you like it.
Best regards
BernhardComment
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Sorry about that Hans. I didn't intend to interrupt your post. Perhaps, the moderators can move mine so that your photos retain continuity.Originally posted by Hans K. View Post
CharlesComment
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Moved from post #14
My ET 64:
CharlesComment
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NICE!! A good M-18 is the missing link in my collection. Last one on Ebay worth bidding on went for over 1,600 dollars
WComment
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Hello, here's one of my M18 helmets...
It's stamped Si 62 (produced by Eisenhüttenwerk Schlesien, size 62) with chinstrap marking
1918
Otto Koch & Co
Berlin S. O.
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Hans,
Is the chinstrap maker "F. Scheuermann". It's a bit hard to read, but the only close possibility for Offenbach.
Berhard,
Your chinstrap maker is very difficult to see. I can make out "Warenfabrik, G.M.B.H." in the second line and the location looks like "Wiesloch", which is southeast of Heidelberg. I cannot make out anything in the first line, though I am assuming that the last work in the line is "Leder-", as in Leder-Warenfabrik. Can you read any more of the first line?
Thanks,
ChipComment
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Chip,
Thank you for your interrest.
I tried to read the first line of the maker´s stamp with a magnifier glass ,
but even in daylight I cannot read it.
Sorry !
Regards
BernhardComment
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Chip, it does look like it's F. Scheuermann. Are you by any chance keeping tabs on makers?
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