Germany, Heer. A Battle-Damaged M42 Stahlhelm Newly Listed " (William Locke McKinnon) in

" (William Locke McKinnon) in a ribbon banner on the blade

measuring 75 mm x 95 mm x 19

the embossed impression of the Royal coat-of-arms on the light blue paper that appears on the first panel is transferred to the other three panels

Lower Saxony)

Germany, Heer. A Battle-Damaged M42 Stahlhelm Newly Listed " (William Locke McKinnon) in(Heer Stahlhelm M42). An interesting battle damaged Heer M42 Stahlhelm, constructed of a single sheet of magnetic molybdenum steel. It is flanked by integral ventilation holes, and also bears four holes formerly accommodating rivets which secured in place the interior fixtures. The shell is perforated by five shrapnel holes, with additional dents of various sizes, reflecting considerable battlefield damage. In classic M42 style, the rim is uncrimped.