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    M16 / WWI / Si 66

    Hello experts! I need your opinions very much!
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            Hello Alex,

            I tried to respond via PM as well, but it got kicked back.

            The M16 S.i. 66 shell is original WWI German manufactured. The outside has been repainted, the inside appears to be original feldgrau. The liner pins/rivets are not original WWI German. I've never seen such a liner system and chinstrap, and, cannot help you there... but, for sure they are not original issue to any WWI German M16/M17/M18 steel combat helmet. Hope this helps.

            Best Regards,

            Chuck
            Last edited by C. Roelens; 05-06-2018, 01:02 PM.

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              Non German repaint, split pins,chinstrap and liner.

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                Originally posted by Kesselberg View Post
                Non German repaint, split pins,chinstrap and liner.
                In other words a repainted shell. Forget about it.

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                  Stahlhelm

                  At least it’s a good shell without rust holes or other damage. The liner looks Bulgarian, which could explain the green paint, since they often used these for many years even after the Second World War.

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                    interesting and useful, thanks for that. happy easter.






                    Originally posted by norman View Post
                    At least it’s a good shell without rust holes or other damage. The liner looks Bulgarian, which could explain the green paint, since they often used these for many years even after the Second World War.

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