Germany, Wehrmacht. A Refurbished M18 Steel Helmet, C.1940 Archive appointed Brigadier General in 1801

appointed Brigadier General in 1801 and Major General in 1808

Painted in thick multicolour camouflage

maker marked with the stylized logo of “Fritz Zimmermann of Stuttgart” on the reverse

The cuff of each sleeve is constructed of a layer of dark brown wool

numbered "81" on the reverse

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Refurbished M18 Steel Helmet, C.1940 Archive appointed Brigadier General in 1801(Stahlhelm). A First World War German M18 helmet refurbished for the Wehrmacht and the Second World War, constructed of stamped, sheet metal, retaining 98% of original paint, the exterior presents two dome headed chinstrap retaining rivets, three flat headed liner retaining rivets, and both of the extended ventilation side lugs, the left side presents a single decal displaying a Wehrmacht style eagle, the interior presents a eight finger leather