WWI Camo, named mail home

[HowardC]

Hey guy's I wanted to also post this here and ask if you can give me your opinions on this. Very cool and fabulous piece of history in my humble opoinion. These are the only pics I have at the moment. Since I don't collect this type of helmet perhaps you guy's wouldn't mind indulging me with what these typically sell for? If you don't mind. Thanks very much.

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[Kesselberg]

Very nice everything looks ok to me. Wonder what that is on the inside of the brim. I’d say a trusted dealer would get $1,200+ because of the label.

[ValhallaMilitaria]

Complete and original and hard to find with the carefully painted info inside which is so often worn away or missing. A superb example with nearly bullet proof provenance.

[Kesselberg]

I just noticed it’s missing the rear split pin. That would lessen the value some.

[HowardC]

Camo

Thank you guy's Yes, correct, I had forgotten, the rear pin is missing but for sure mailed that way as this was acquired in the families old home and very undisturbed. A new owner could replace the pin but being a helmet collector I would say to leave it as it was in it's original state. Doesn't detract all that much in my humble opinion.

[Kesselberg]

I leave as things are hoping in fact that is how the item came here. Its a unique item congratulations.

[henrysixtyfive]

fantastic!!!!!
very nice helmet

[afrikasandman]

Very cool helmet! I love these ww1 camos.

Matt

[pauke]

Ouch! A whole 24 cents to mail it would equate to $14 today for certain! Include the postal charge in the value...if you can post a close-up image of the inside rim info it can likely be read.