Camouflage Helmets III
This section covers helmets in the “Normandy camo” scheme. The “Normandy” terminology is used somewhat loosely by collectors as helmets in this three-color scheme have been found in all occupied countries along the “West Wall” fortified coastline. They are more or less standard with small variations.
M42 ckl64 with a tan base. Red-brown and green patterns have been sprayed on top. Notice the outline of the decal.
The liner of the M42 above. The leather is pigskin.
M35 ET64 with a tan base. Brown and green have been sprayed on top.
The liner of the M35 above. Notice the crystal clear dome stamp.
M42 ckl64. Sprayed tan base with green and red-brown patterns over top (another Norwegian collection).
The liner of the M42 above. Named to "Lt. Spiegel".
M40 ET64. Mustard yellow base with green and brown patterns. Notice the outline of the Heer decal.
The liner of the M40 above. Notice the wear and patina on this liner.
M40 hkp62. Mustard yellow base with green and red-brown sprayed in patterns. Notice the remnants of whitewash around the vent and the rivet head.
The liner of the M40 above.
M35 ET64. Mustard yellow base with green and red-brown sprayed in patterns.
The liner ofthe M35 above.
M40 Q62. Mustard yellow base with green and brown sprayed on top in patterns.
The liner of the M40 above. Named to "Rinar".
M35 ET62 with sprayed three color scheme. Tan/yellow base color with brown and green over top.
The liner ofthe M35 above. Named to Obergefreiter "Hörold".
M40 SE62 with sprayed three color scheme. Tan/yellow base color with brown and green over top.
The liner ofthe M40 above.
Del denne siden