Original Imperial German WWI Single Decal Transitional M18 “Ear Cut Out” Helmet with Liner & Broken Chinstrap - Marked ET 64 OPTIONS_HIDDEN_PRODUCT but cuff titles could still

but cuff titles could still be worn

It was piloted by Hauptmann Heinz Orlowsky and was shot down over Norway on February 9th

It is very uncommon to see these offered on their own

who were adventurers or mercenaries

Original Imperial German WWI Single Decal Transitional M18 “Ear Cut Out” Helmet with Liner & Broken Chinstrap - Marked ET 64 OPTIONS_HIDDEN_PRODUCT but cuff titles could stillOriginal Item: Only One Available. Between 1916 and 1918 the Germans produced three types of helmets. They are known today by collectors as the M16, M18, and M18 cut out. M16 shells are often called M17s. The M17 designation is actually referring to the liner, not the shell. In 1917 the Germans changed from using a liner band made from leather to steel. The newer design also called for liner pads made from chromed leather instead of vegetable tanned