Original German WWII M42 Single Decal Army Heer Helmet with KIA Stained Liner - ET66 Nepalese Cache Extras many of which were cello

many of which were cello taped to white paper as they appear to have once been part of a research binder

the division returned to XIX Corps and moved to defensive positions along the Teveren-Geilenkirchen line in Germany and maintained those positions through October

This Musket comes from the first production run in that it is regimentally marked on the barrel "KING'S ROYAL REGT" which was raised in 1776 and disbanded in 1783

which was designated "Gwen"

I was sent by ambulance to a hospital in Paris where the signs were still printed in German and I wore German pajamas

Original German WWII M42 Single Decal Army Heer Helmet with KIA Stained Liner - ET66 Nepalese Cache Extras many of which were celloOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an excellent all original example of a German Model 42 Steel helmet, with a heavily stained liner and interior, that leads us to believe the soldier who wore it was killed in action. This stamped sheet steel construction helmet retains 80% of its original Feldgrau (Field Gray) paint. The left side of the helmet features a Heer eagle decal. The decal is retained 80%, with some areas chipped out with the paint.