13 Results: New & Used in ww1 in Blue Mountains, NSW

Stamped G62 by manufacturer Gebrüder Gnüchtel A.G. Lauter i.Sa. Circa 1916. It presents in well conserved condition. It is undamaged & unmodified & exhibits a good patina. The original, multicoloured, "Feldgrau" based camouflage paint is still visible. A rolling mill heating batch number R667 (Stahlwerk Röchling, Volkingen) is stamped to the crown. A quality replacement leather liner, fitted with authentic split pins, is included. Further detailed photos are available. Postage is available.

Dated 1917, it was used in France "on the western front" during WW1. It presents in complete & perfect operational condition.

It is stamped Q66 (in the factory gothic script) by the manufacturer "Quist" F.W. Quist, Esslingen/Neckar. There is also a rolling mill heating batch number E172 stamped to the inside of the crown. It is painted in asymmetric camoflage of the Imperial German Navy circa 1917. It shows no evidence of damage, repair or modification. The original M17 liner, which was suffering age deterioration, has been discarded & an identical replacement, in sheepskin with the steel band painted in feldgruen, ha

A genuine WW1 "Fireman's Helmet" that presents in unmodified, original condition. It is complete & undamaged. Postage is available.

An impressive, original M17 stahlhelm stamped Si62 Eisenhuette Silesia, Paruschowitz Oberschlesien. It was produced in factory Feldgrun & was later painted winter camouflage. It remains undisturbed & displays a good patina. The liner band & 2 split pins are original. The leather liner tongues & pillows have been replaced. A heating lot stamp Oberschlesien, Bismarckhutte, to the inner dome, is visible under ideal lighting conditions. There is no evidence of damage, repair or modification anywher

An original Austro Hungarian Model M1874 Linnemann Feldspaten dated 1883 & stamped LM. This is the very first model - the second model M1887 did not appear for four years. The handle is Ash & the metal is Solingen cast steel sheet. It presents in good, original condition & shows an interesting patina. It was used throughout WW1 on the Western Front. Postage is available.

Manufacturer Richard Lindberg A G Remscheid Hasten Circa 1916 - stamped Bell L 64. A rolling mill heating stamp is numbered R439 Stahlwerk Rochling Volkingen & is struck to the inner crown. The unique dome spigots substantiate the maker's stamp. It presents in unusually good condition with no damage & a good patina. It has no dents & no repairs. The liner has been replaced. Bell helmets were produced only during WW1 & it was the only factory to use electric powered furnaces. This process produc

Stamped by the maker "Whertmann & Braun Berlin" & also labelled by the liner fitter "Trenkel & Compagnie". It is a rare "Bull Nose" visor of circa 1915 manufacture. All hardware in M15 "Feldgrau" is original & complete. The spike removes & is a firm fit. The spine strap vent operates properly. This is a good, original helmet of high quality build that is complete, has no damage & displays an excellent, parade finish patina. Further detailed photos are available. Postage is available.

The shell is complete, unaltered, undamaged with the original finish intact. The chinstrap has had the leather replaced but the buckle & mounts are untouched. The insulation wafers are intact. All 8 liner retaining pins are intact. A quality replacement leather liner is installed. The exterior band measurement is 63.5cm & the inner size is 58. Postage, at cost, is available.

Stahlhelm Circa 1917 stamped "NJ62" by maker Vereinigte Deutsche Nickelwerke, Schwerte. It is undamaged, unmodified & shows a good, aged patina in "NJ Graugrün". It has been stored since the end of the Great War & remains in undisturbed condition. The M17 liner is complete & original (ring, leather & cotton pads) & presents in pristine condition. Further, detailed photos are available. Postage is available

WW1 issued & stamped to the crown by the maker "Julius Jansen Strassburg 1916". The neck piece "halswache" is stamped in ink "BAIX" which translates to Armee Korps Altona mannschaften issue. It is also stamped size 54 in ink & shows the initials of the issuing quatermaster. It is a high quality helmet & is finished with helmewappen escutcheons. The mounts are steel in the traditional WW1 Feldgrau oxidised finish. They are all original & matching including the chinstrip hardware. The spike, as w

Circa 1915, it is one of the first Adrians made. It presents in unaltered, original condition & is complete with it's undamaged liner. A replacement officer's braided leather chinstrap is included. It is a high quality product with accurately made brass buckle & terminals. It shows an exceptional patina - even the ingrained soot has been preserved. Postage is available.

Stamped by the manufacturer K64 J & H Kerkmann, Ahlen Westfalen, Circa 1917. A rolling mill heating lot number R822 (Stahlwerk Röchling, Volkingen), is stamped to the inside of the crown. It presents in original, undamaged & unmodified condition. The factory camouflage paint finish is visible, intact & preserved. It exhibits a good, unmolested patina. A replacement steel framed, goat skin liner is fitted. It is a high quality, stitch by stitch accurate replica & includes horse hair packed pillo