Panzer Skulls-Database

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Any idea what type is this of great size?
It appears in this documentary at 1'20''.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_c...&v=RiRZdsRgg3o

[J. M. C.]

Here's a nice mid period skull.

Usually encountered in aluminum but this example is a tombac variation.




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[J. M. C.]

Next is a "W.H.40" maker marked example.

Always a bit harder to find (even with a missing prong).






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[J. M. C.]

I have a few more to post. I’ll get some shots tomorrow.

[J. M. C.]

Another early one. Really well defined teeth on this variation.

Non magnetic.




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[J. M. C.]

A late three prong steel type.




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[J. M. C.]

Another early tombac version.




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[J. M. C.]

This little guy is a bit tougher to find. Love the color of this one.

Note how the nose didn't get punched all the way through.




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[J. M. C.]

Here's a mid period skull. Known as "Mid war version 4" but this version has flat prongs.

My last single skull to post. Pairs are next.





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[J. M. C.]

Nice honest pair of early aluminum skulls.





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[J. M. C.]

A late steel set.





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[J. M. C.]

Here's a really attractive early tombac set. Known as "Early war version 6".

Shorter prongs, one with strait cuts and one with angle cuts.






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[J. M. C.]

Another early aluminum set.

Note the minor stress fractures near the low prongs.




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[J. M. C.]

At last is another late steel set.






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[J. M. C.]

A mid period small sized zinc skull.






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