Original German WWII Pilot Flight Protection Helmet SSK 90 by Siemens U.S. Marines USMC but the ramrod continued with

but the ramrod continued with a cut groove

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Examples will occasionally be encountered with remnants of the original inscription remaining on the blade

The tunic includes the optional khaki cloth waist belt for use when not wearing the leather Sam Browne equipment

A quality early 18th century Italian flintlock pistol signed by a well known Italian maker then transformed by the Ottoman Turks not to be confused with all Turkish made "copies" of European flintlock pistols typically encountered

Original German WWII Pilot Flight Protection Helmet SSK 90 by Siemens U.S. Marines USMC but the ramrod continued withOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an excellent example of the SSK 90. Officially adopted by the Luftwaffe on 8 May 1941, the SSK 901 helmet was manufactured exclusively by the Siemens Company. The helmet was made out of interlocking and hinged steel plates that were designed to protect the head from shrapnel. The entire assembly was then covered with thick padding and dark brown leather identical to that found on standard air crew helmets.