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Wehrmacht M42 Camouflage Helmet in Tan Paint Captured in Normandy!
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A beautiful example of a combat worn M42 helmet with the so called 'Tan' camouflage often worn on the Southern front, but this one was captured in Normandy!
The helmet has its original 2 helmet net hooks still attached and shows signs of a helmet net being attached into it, and the liner has never been messed with.
The helmet is marked ET62 and has lotnumber 2100.
Initials of the original owner can be seen in the liner, and the American soldier of the 79th Infantry Division, 315th Infantry regiment who captured it in Normandy has wrote the town name and date it was captured on the inside of the helmet shell:
'Lessay'
'July 1944'
A beautiful Normandy helmet with alot of history!