Norway, Kingdom. A Repurposed M40 Steel Helmet, By Eisenhüttenwerk Thale Newly Listed trimmed along the exterior edges

trimmed along the exterior edges with red piping

one depicting a Wolfgang Willrich illustration of a Heer soldier wearing a Stahlhelm

unmarked but with the physical characteristics of manufacture by an unconfirmed manufacturer tentatively identified as Boerger & Co

better than very fine and extremely fine

very minor enamel wear

Norway, Kingdom. A Repurposed M40 Steel Helmet, By Eisenhüttenwerk Thale Newly Listed trimmed along the exterior edgesAn interesting and well preserved German made M40 Stahlhelm (Steel Helmet), repurposed for use in the postwar period by the Norwegian Armed Forces. It is constructed of a magnetic molybdenum steel shell with olive drab replacement paint. Three rivets are distributed around the outer circumference of the shell to secure the interior features in place. It is also flanked by integral ventilation holes, each situated above replacement decals consisting of