Hats & Helmets

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World War I

Edelweiss cap badge WW1

€19.55

For caps of the German empire.

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World War I

M16 Stahlhelm

€71.95

Made of thick tough steel. Liner and chinstrap included. Available in four sizes.

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World War I

1917 gas mask

€79.35

Perfect reproduction of M1917 leather gas mask with filter. Made of natural leather, flesh side out, filter reproduction included. Universal size. Not to be used as a protection before gas!

World War I

1917 gas mask canister

€36.50

Perfect reproduction of M1917 leather gas mask canister.

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ORIGINAL British gas mask with bag

€58.55

Original British Mk1 Light Anti Gas Respirator. Respirators we offer were produced in 1944 and 1945. Guaranteed WW2 pieces with only minor post-war stamps.

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World War I

1915 French adrian helmet

€80.35

Mle. 15 steel helmet. Painted WW1 French blue. Detachable cockade. One size(60-61).

World War I

1915 gas mask

€74.45

Perfect replica of M1915 German gas mask. Early model, made of impregnated cotton. Metal fittings, gas mask in worn on regulated elastic straps. Filter is made of metal. Attention - mask doesn't protect from dangerous gases!

World War I

U.S. 1917-Doughboy helmet

€78.45

Made of thick tough steel. Liner and chinstrap included. Universele maat en te verstellen.

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U.S. M1 helmet

€51.35

Universal size.

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World War I

Pickelhaube - Prussian spikehelmet

€134.95

Infantry version. Universal size, adjusted with liner. Prussian eagle on front. Chinstrap included.

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Pickelhaube - Prussian spikehelmet white cover

World War I

Pickelhaube - Prussian spikehelmet white cover

€22.95

Made of cotton canvas. Fits original & replica helmets.

Regiment letter and numbers for Pickelhaube cover rood

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World War I

Regiment letter and numbers for Pickelhaube cover rood

€1.95

Such numbers and "R" letters were used to distinguish regiment number on cover for Pickelhaube during WW1 in German army.

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