Heer M-40sd Q64

[Oregon]

10 years ago I paid $1,450.00 for this helmet. Many were critical for paying so much for the thing, as if I was paying ransom to terrorists. Yeah, well, at this time, even with the downed economy, I think the market has caught up to the thing.One of my little collector sayings goes, "You'll never create a world-class collection by bargain hunting."

Anyway, here is a Heer M-40sd Q64 decorator for the war-room. Alloy IN140, RFN #'d chinstrap, can't recall the linerband date. He's not perfect though he'll do for the Army side of the collection.

Thanks for looking,
Cody

[Oregon]

Right and rear

[Oregon]

Turns out I don't have a full liner shot, these detail shots should probably give an idea. Again...

[Oregon]

More stuff. This photo shoot was done with an older Nikon Coolpix 5400, as a result both 3/4 views and the backside shots could be better. These days I'm running a Nikon Coolpix P520, a far better camera at about half the cost of the 5400. How do they do that?

[C. Roelens]

Looks pretty darn close to perfect to me Cody. Beautiful example!

Chuck

[ENGLISH BOB]

Time machine helmet,they don't come much better than this one

Cheers

Bob

[Totenhead]

Bravo

[Ryan G.]

Sick helmet can see why you spent 1400$ on it. Really mint Bigfoot

[wehl]

very nice for a lot of money even today.

[helmuthunter]

A absolute gem of a example. Worth every penny Johnno.

[randywrap]

Another great example Cody.... Top top slelfer...

[dagoromagna]

Pristine textbook example Cody.
Thanks for sharing.

Best
Giovanni

[mario1]

I loooove it Cody!!, will give you 1460$ for it!!!

[Mappa]

Awesome conditions, straight from the depot

[Andy C.]

What a kick arse helmet Cody, its to tight!!