Original German WWII Army Heer M40 No Decal "Normandy" Camouflage Steel Helmet with 57cm Liner - marked NS64 Japanese Marines which is typical of the

which is typical of the early Edo period

and 80 percent of the sensors were operational after dropping

The visors are present

This is easily the largest original 18th century bronze barreled flintlock blunderbuss we have ever seen

Besugo was decommissioned

Original German WWII Army Heer M40 No Decal "Normandy" Camouflage Steel Helmet with 57cm Liner - marked NS64 Japanese Marines which is typical of theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic all original example of a Model 1940 German WWII helmet as issued to the Heer (Army), with a great service worn look. It looks like it may have had originally been a "Single Decal" helmet with a Heer eagle decal on the left side, but now all that is visible is a bit of an outline of where it was. The shell a lovely period applied tan, brown, and green camouflage paint job, which is the very