This deserves 'honkin' fat tart' award !

[RonR]

Front view:

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Rear view:

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Top view:

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Eagle closer (not the big foot, but the "pigeoned toed" eagle):

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Inside view (please note the wartime liner modification):

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Even comes with a "capture tag":

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Liner marks #1:

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#2:

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#3:

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Batch number:

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Shell size stamp:

[ironcross1]

OH MY GOD , I DONT BELEAVE IT , IF I HADNT SEEN IT WITH MY OWN EYES IRONCROSS1

[shane]

hahahaha

mr slug................. ahahahahahahah

[trevor87bikes]

the funny thing is on ebay someone would think theyed had the steal of the century for buying one of these ...ron i like the field replacement rear rivet on the lovely camo......................


matt

[mr slug]

Ron,

I think we would universally agree that you post such amazeing helmets.
........................Even your crappiest hat, is far crappier than my stuff !

Thanks for posting, it is great that this thread has generated some amuseing comments,.............I also believe it could be a useful learning tool for beginners.

Keep 'em comeing guys, I am sure it is not just Ron and I that have a few skeletons in the cupboard.
Don't be embarrassed by how bad, my first German helmet was fibreglass with a foam liner ! ( in mitigation, I should add that I was only eleven )

Regards to all, Mr Slug.