Austria-Hungary, Empire. An Austro-Hungarian M17 Stahlhelm certificate_of_authenticity 8 mm (w) x 39

8 mm (w) x 39 mm (h) inclusive of its laterally-pierced ball suspension

British Columbia (HMCS Naden II) in 1941

the first of which was shot down

11 of them while flying the Messerschmitt Bf 110

then taken on strength of the 12th Reserve Battalion on the 27th

Austria-Hungary, Empire. An Austro-Hungarian M17 Stahlhelm certificate_of_authenticity 8 mm (w) x 39(sterreichischer Stahlhelm M17). A very well preserved Austro Hungarian M17 Stahlhelm (steel helmet), constructed of magnetic sheet metal and retaining most of its original Isonzo braun paint. The helmet is flanked on each side by protruding integral ventilation shafts, while five rivets are distributed across the exterior circumference, securing the interior features in place. The edge of the shell is crimped, providing a smooth edge. Directly