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Gents,
Wanting to know what I have here. I picked this helmet up last weekend here in Germany. This helemt is very diffrent than most M35's I have seen. This has no stamping numbers or size on the interior that i can see I have looked very closely with no luck. There seems to be several diffrent colors green being the base color then a lighter tan on top of that then a mustard sand color on top of that but i could be wrong but there is a definate green under coat. The paint is textured with sand of some sort. As you can see from the pictures it has the remince of a overpainted heer decal. I am trying to get some good picture from inside light but I may have to wait until morning for full day light to really do the helmet justice. Have been having difficulty posting the photos. if i could send them to someone to post that would be most helpful. thanks in advance- Greg
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Posting pics for Greg. Glad to help...call anytime.
Cheers,
Darryl
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Thanks Darryl for posting these photos for me...like I said the smallest i can get them down to is 133km. But anway the photos are not that good and i will get some more in full daylight these pictures make the color look wrong.
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I have never handled one of these - they are quite rare and unusual. I have heard some say that these were made for tankers. Does anyone know the real story?
Magna res est vocis et silentii temperamentum.
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1. Here are two M35 ET64 marked shells. The standard M35 (L) and short skirt version (R).
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Very interesting thread...so what is the story?
Modified for Panzers, several have surfaced in the last month. Italianwarfront posted a very convincing example..
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Here is a similar short skirt number from another forum.
Robert
We are the hollow men, we are the stuffed men...leaning together, headpiece filled with straw. Alas!--T.S. Eliot 1925
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1. Greg: I do not believe your helmet to be the short skirt version, I believe it to be a British M35 clone. Clones have no markings inside like yours. I saw it for sale on Ebay and saw the inside rim roll. It is consistent with the clones.
The short skirt helmets that I have seen were ET marked.
I cannot comment on the decal, paint, liner, or ventbushings.
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