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Hi buddies, a doubt on a label I've seen in a helmet M�34 has emerged me also I see that is common, resulting in some helmets M�34 Germans have in their side inside his wing registration EDELSTAHL which translated literally means "stainless steel "because my question is this, is it not all M�34 helmets were made of lightweight aluminum? If someone could solventar this doubt would be grateful, friendly greeting colleagues.

An image of the label to illustrate.

Another image of German helmet M34 to which I refer on the marking mentioned, I do not know if will much help but I quite curious how is that "stainless steel" when these helmets are usually lightweight aluminum sincerely fellow says.

I did some research and apparently they do exist. Do you have better pics of the decals?

The decals are reproductions, I put the images available to me the helmet, while the pot is original from the time my'm doing well, thanks Panzerfaust.

You know what I think? That German helmets M� marking 34 having at its inner side EDELSTAHL are actually steel, as I have had others in my hands and have found that having a EDELSTAHL in my hands is heavier than others I have had made of lightweight aluminum with another type of marking, that is what I truly believe, I am convinced of this and apparently there is no data on this, therefore it must be so.

Yes, Edelstahl is steel