Original German WWII 2nd Pattern NSKK Crash Helmet Marked to Motor Brigade Leipzig in Size 56 Bayonets The most predominant user was

The most predominant user was the Russian Empire

with some nice throat fittings and a decorative drag at the bottom

Top Twelve years on from their introduction Goggle Masks still being worn at RAF Kenley in 1928

This is a very nice example of a German WWII Luftwaffe M38 Overseas cap (Schiffchen)

the 169th RCT

Original German WWII 2nd Pattern NSKK Crash Helmet Marked to Motor Brigade Leipzig in Size 56 Bayonets The most predominant user wasOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice genuine 2nd Pattern NSKK Crash Helmet, officially called the Sturzhelm nach Vorschrift des NSKK (Crash Helmet according to NSKK regulations). It is a molded, smooth, blackened leather helmet with raised, padded, protective bars running horizontally around the helmets bottom edge, and another one running from front to back over the crown top. The type of ventilation featured on these helmet varied