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    I was trying out the super macro lens on my new camera trying to capture the metallic quality of Pocher runes on an m34 edelstahl helmet. Nearly all the examples I have seen of these particular helmets have virtually intact runic badges. Partly to do with the security role of this particular model I presume but the particular paint surface of these seems to hold the decal well. It may perhaps also be due to the fact that several examples were found in storage. One batch was found in Holland in the early 1960's.
    Derek
    <a href="http://imageshack.us"><img src="http://img413.imageshack.us/img413/9599/m341kw1.jpg" border="0" alt="Image Hosted by ImageShack.us"/></a><br/>Shot at 1969-12-31

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    Party shield
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      #3
      Beutiful decal for reference!

      Bryan

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        #4
        ss

        wow well you defo got the macro working,they sure are stunners of decals, rgds dave

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          #5
          hi

          Lovely pic and helmet why not share the rest of the lid with us should be some cracking pics with that new cam

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            #6
            M-34 Ss

            Hello,
            I do like the M-34 style of helmet. I had owned one myself, but sadly I was a dumb kid (at the time) and traded it for some things I thought was neater at the moment.

            I agree with others, could we please see the rest of the helmet?

            Regards,
            Jody

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              #7
              I agree with Bryan, wicked decals for reference. And I agree with everyone else, we need to see the rest of that beauty!

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                #8
                Here's the exterior of the helmet. I have also noticed that on these style of helmets the decal placement is often based on the rivet and not the vent. Kelly Hicks's book SS Steel shows a reversed runic decal in a similar low position on page 81.

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                  #9
                  The other side.

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                    #10
                    The interior.

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                      #11
                      Detail of edelstahl stamp.

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                        #12
                        As a professional designer I can tell you these two decals are pieces of art. Shapes, colors, everything nothing but Simple and Beautifull !

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                          #13
                          hi

                          You would not find a better example

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                            #14
                            Derek , I love these pocher decals too
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