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Liner
for
the M1956 helmet or "zweiteiligen Stahlhelm" (Two-part steel helmet).
This liner has a chinstrap similar to that of the Model 1A1 steel
helmet instead of the normal narrow leather chinstrap. The two pictures
below show a detail of the chinstrap holder (Left), and the chinstrap
(Left). In the last picture, part of the white manufacturer stamp is
visible: "H.R.N. 58" (Hans Römer, Neu-Ulm, 1958).
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White M1956 with Red Cross decal
in front. The liner (below) is stamped "SW", which would stand for
Schuberthwerke. These helmets were used by the German Red Cross
(Deutsches Rotes Kreuz, DRK) and for civil defence.
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Below
follow some pictures of the Modell 34 A 01 by company Busch/VDN. This
model was one of the contenders for the current German ballistic
helmet. After trials the contract went to the Schuberth firm with its
now well known B 826 model.
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The gloss plastic parade helmet.
It has a M-1 liner style liner and leather chinstrap.
 
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The matt paint version is used
for funerals.
 
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The 828 paratrooper helmet.
 
Close-up of the chinstrap catch.
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