In german language a description series about wwl helmets was made by Panzermuseum Munster, under the title ,Lebensretter ?' the ycare visible in KZread.
@thurin844 күн бұрын
swivel bales were introduced in oct 1943. judging by the shape my guess as to the badge would be SHEAF.
@paulwee1924dus4 күн бұрын
Can you use an Canadian one use like a British one?! Was it done in WW2?!
@Andrew-hc6jj5 күн бұрын
Cool plane
@liyuche26956 күн бұрын
Sir, that head of yours was chiseled by the very gods themselves to wear any helmet that exists.
@HypocriticYT9 күн бұрын
You need a full size van
@einzelganger29399 күн бұрын
I thought that thumbnail was a picture of a tropical fish.
@csaint678011 күн бұрын
Thanx for the info, some day I'd love to own an SS helmet, Take care.
@britishamerican432111 күн бұрын
Thanks. I appreciate the supplementary writeups as well.
@anthonygallagher139713 күн бұрын
Nice helmet mate.
@davidwatts816613 күн бұрын
The last Q68 helmet looks like one that was for sale on kelly hicks website about a yr & a half ago
@LiamCWW215 күн бұрын
Your collection is just second to none! Are they yours to keep or do you sell some? I checked your site but can't see too many German helmets
@MilitaryAntiquesToronto14 күн бұрын
Sorry but these ones are not for sale at this time. When I retire I will sell them but not till then. There are others on the website for sale
@LiamCWW213 күн бұрын
@@MilitaryAntiquesToronto Okay, I thought that was the case but might have misunderstood what you said. Continue with the videos!
@Nick_B_Bad16 күн бұрын
Those are REALLY nice!! Last December I picked up a beautiful Quist Sz 68 M35 DD Luftie locally from the vets son. The chinstrap hasn’t been trimmed, I can make out Offermann & (I believe) Sohn. I think it’s Frederic Offermann & Sohn, never could find anything on that maker other than some Luger holsters.
a friend of mine last year gave me a WW2 Collins & Co Legitimus Machete it came with the original olive green canvas sheath but only problem is that the machete was issued and stamped in 1945 but the sheath was issued in 1942. anyways are those canvas sheaths hard to find?? cause I want to find one issued in '45 to match the machete. maybe the owner lost his first one but still had his sheath still till he got another in '45. who knows lol.
@britishamerican432117 күн бұрын
Thanks! Nice RMC tunic too. My dad went there, '58-'60, after 2 years at Royal Roads, '56-'58, which is how they did it back then.
@user-fs7tt8sr3j17 күн бұрын
I have one with what looks like a small o.66 and it's a camo pattern
@WW2Germanstuffintheattic18 күн бұрын
great video, you are so correct about the ice book and lot numbers! the book is a must have for the serious collector. thanks for posting and super helmets
@FINNIUSORION18 күн бұрын
Good stuff. How about some longer deep dives? The longer form videos always do way better.
@MilitaryAntiquesToronto19 күн бұрын
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@4catsnow20 күн бұрын
Awarded DD214 at Ft Benning Ga 21Aug1970...and despite the army's best efforts,,..still breathing...
@Nick_B_Bad20 күн бұрын
Got any M42 SD KM helmets? I’d love to see a vid on them.
@Nick_B_Bad20 күн бұрын
I’d love to get a nice DD police eventually. I got 4 nice Luftie examples but cannot find a nice Army single decal decal yet.
@marcdelente245620 күн бұрын
Le casque de guerre le plus parfait et efficace dans ça conception ont voi bien qu' ils étaient en avances sur les armées du mondes entiers.
@joeschulz799721 күн бұрын
You have some interesting items. Good information and videos.
@WTU20821 күн бұрын
I bet those cost more than the eagle spike brass Pickelhaube ones (you know the ultra rare ones with an eagle stood on the top of the helmet).
@bobkrohn805321 күн бұрын
Hey, Americans say DEEECAL. Brits say Deckel
@atestamenttohistoryllc609016 күн бұрын
Deckul
@davehoward2215 күн бұрын
Brits say decal
@thomaspayne334722 күн бұрын
I bought one back in 1979 for $25. Size ET 70 shell, size 60 liner in extremely excellent condition with mud on the outside of the shell. The shell was painted green inside and out. Took it to the Pomona gun show, to a table that had a boatload of helmets. And let the vendor give it a look? He asked if he could, with a wet Q tip carefully remove a little spot where the left side decal would be? And discovered a Army decal, and asked if he could do the same to the other side? It turned out to be a double decal early Army helmet, he said possibly from around, circa 35 to 37… Then gave me his card. In 81 I picked up a sturmptarn/ tan and water pattern size lll, bonesack, jumpsmock, type 3, with the paper tag from the factory stapled onto the lower left inside hem. For $400 in mint condition. By then I had been re-enacting for about a year in a reproduction Zeltbaun smock. So like a dummy I participated in a number of events but began to worry that I was going to damage my original kit? So I ended up selling the lot, when I got my next deployment. Though I would have liked to still have it all, as everything but my gasmask bag was original. I still have my pictures and memories. Still, I wonder what it all would fetch on the market today? I tried to make a jump in once, with my unit in my full Fallschirmjager kit, but my Team daddy said no… in the strongest of terms. DeOpresso Liber, 12th SFGA(abn), 332
@zerocostcylinder22 күн бұрын
Where can I buy one? Ty
@Andrew-hc6jj22 күн бұрын
Cool
@jason-hy8ci23 күн бұрын
"....... and you can't take it with you. " So true. It'd be nice if some greedy wealthy types realized that. That attitude could bring them more "Wealth" than they ever Knew.
@jason-hy8ci23 күн бұрын
I'm from New England and I've *NEVER heard ANYONE say "DECK - ULL". I have only heard "De - CAL". * CHECK THAT. The ONLY time I've ever heard someone say "DECK - ULL" was on a Don Cherry highlight tape where HE reprimanded? Ron MacLean for pronouncing it DECK - ULL when they showed a "Coach's Corner" clip.
@korbyn4923 күн бұрын
I can’t find these on the website.
@collectionofhistory4423 күн бұрын
Because they are not for sale. These helmets are from his private collection
@ShellShock11C23 күн бұрын
What was the difference between the Polezei and the Gestapo?
@agilaeric198723 күн бұрын
Different offices/departments within the overall SS administration, but overlapping duties. Also, you were more likely to encounter the former in daily life in the Third Reich compared to the latter, which was understaffed but much more feared. Gestapo men were mostly in plain clothes but carried with them an identification disc/badge that is very rare and sought after nowadays.
@tebo195823 күн бұрын
Thanks so much for the info.!
@walsch8024 күн бұрын
The black one is simply amazing. It's my favorite one!
@LiamCWW224 күн бұрын
Absolutely incredible helmets..
@jimrutherford277324 күн бұрын
Very nice helmets.
@MilitaryAntiquesToronto24 күн бұрын
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@MilitaryAntiquesToronto24 күн бұрын
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@britishamerican432124 күн бұрын
Thanks for this. I really enjoyed your writeup as well. Admiral Cochrane was like a character from fiction. I think he actually was the inspiration behind C.S. Forester's "Horatio Hornblower" character. The characteristic aggressiveness of the RN, and the related intimidation of its enemies, was certainly a factor it its remarkable success. Some people trace this back to the 18th century execution (for insufficient aggressiveness) of Admiral John Byng, which was the context for the dryly satirical "pour encourager les autres" line in Voltaire's "Candide."
@LiamCWW225 күн бұрын
You have an incredible collection! these helmets are beautiful examples!
@MilitaryAntiquesToronto25 күн бұрын
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@westwood624625 күн бұрын
Exceptional items as usual and a great new channel. You deserve to do well on KZread. Longer videos sharing your knowledge would be really appreciated. All the best
@Andrew-hc6jj25 күн бұрын
These are very cool
@HypocriticYT26 күн бұрын
Amazes me how many people want to try on German helmets for fit. Do they do the salute in their mirror? Found a camo one years ago at an estate auction and sold it for a tidy profit.
@RobertRobinson-dy3rj26 күн бұрын
I Like the Nuremberg helmet 🪖
@HypocriticYT26 күн бұрын
William Scully of Montreal has the tassels, I ordered two a few years ago. They take up the space between the pommel and ring on the rear of the guard.
@jefferykubitz451026 күн бұрын
It would be very hard for a new young collector to try to start collecting these. I'm not sure how the hobby will continue without new collectors being able to start meaningful collections.
@LiamCWW227 күн бұрын
Awesome video and helmets! Very lucky to have so many M38's!
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In german language a description series about wwl helmets was made by Panzermuseum Munster, under the title ,Lebensretter ?' the ycare visible in KZread.
swivel bales were introduced in oct 1943. judging by the shape my guess as to the badge would be SHEAF.
Can you use an Canadian one use like a British one?! Was it done in WW2?!
Cool plane
Sir, that head of yours was chiseled by the very gods themselves to wear any helmet that exists.
You need a full size van
I thought that thumbnail was a picture of a tropical fish.
Thanx for the info, some day I'd love to own an SS helmet, Take care.
Thanks. I appreciate the supplementary writeups as well.
Nice helmet mate.
The last Q68 helmet looks like one that was for sale on kelly hicks website about a yr & a half ago
Your collection is just second to none! Are they yours to keep or do you sell some? I checked your site but can't see too many German helmets
Sorry but these ones are not for sale at this time. When I retire I will sell them but not till then. There are others on the website for sale
@@MilitaryAntiquesToronto Okay, I thought that was the case but might have misunderstood what you said. Continue with the videos!
Those are REALLY nice!! Last December I picked up a beautiful Quist Sz 68 M35 DD Luftie locally from the vets son. The chinstrap hasn’t been trimmed, I can make out Offermann & (I believe) Sohn. I think it’s Frederic Offermann & Sohn, never could find anything on that maker other than some Luger holsters.
Wow, what's the price of these German Helmets?
Please email [email protected]
Ok
a friend of mine last year gave me a WW2 Collins & Co Legitimus Machete it came with the original olive green canvas sheath but only problem is that the machete was issued and stamped in 1945 but the sheath was issued in 1942. anyways are those canvas sheaths hard to find?? cause I want to find one issued in '45 to match the machete. maybe the owner lost his first one but still had his sheath still till he got another in '45. who knows lol.
Thanks! Nice RMC tunic too. My dad went there, '58-'60, after 2 years at Royal Roads, '56-'58, which is how they did it back then.
I have one with what looks like a small o.66 and it's a camo pattern
great video, you are so correct about the ice book and lot numbers! the book is a must have for the serious collector. thanks for posting and super helmets
Good stuff. How about some longer deep dives? The longer form videos always do way better.
For more please visit: militaryantiquestoronto.com
Awarded DD214 at Ft Benning Ga 21Aug1970...and despite the army's best efforts,,..still breathing...
Got any M42 SD KM helmets? I’d love to see a vid on them.
I’d love to get a nice DD police eventually. I got 4 nice Luftie examples but cannot find a nice Army single decal decal yet.
Le casque de guerre le plus parfait et efficace dans ça conception ont voi bien qu' ils étaient en avances sur les armées du mondes entiers.
You have some interesting items. Good information and videos.
I bet those cost more than the eagle spike brass Pickelhaube ones (you know the ultra rare ones with an eagle stood on the top of the helmet).
Hey, Americans say DEEECAL. Brits say Deckel
Deckul
Brits say decal
I bought one back in 1979 for $25. Size ET 70 shell, size 60 liner in extremely excellent condition with mud on the outside of the shell. The shell was painted green inside and out. Took it to the Pomona gun show, to a table that had a boatload of helmets. And let the vendor give it a look? He asked if he could, with a wet Q tip carefully remove a little spot where the left side decal would be? And discovered a Army decal, and asked if he could do the same to the other side? It turned out to be a double decal early Army helmet, he said possibly from around, circa 35 to 37… Then gave me his card. In 81 I picked up a sturmptarn/ tan and water pattern size lll, bonesack, jumpsmock, type 3, with the paper tag from the factory stapled onto the lower left inside hem. For $400 in mint condition. By then I had been re-enacting for about a year in a reproduction Zeltbaun smock. So like a dummy I participated in a number of events but began to worry that I was going to damage my original kit? So I ended up selling the lot, when I got my next deployment. Though I would have liked to still have it all, as everything but my gasmask bag was original. I still have my pictures and memories. Still, I wonder what it all would fetch on the market today? I tried to make a jump in once, with my unit in my full Fallschirmjager kit, but my Team daddy said no… in the strongest of terms. DeOpresso Liber, 12th SFGA(abn), 332
Where can I buy one? Ty
Cool
"....... and you can't take it with you. " So true. It'd be nice if some greedy wealthy types realized that. That attitude could bring them more "Wealth" than they ever Knew.
I'm from New England and I've *NEVER heard ANYONE say "DECK - ULL". I have only heard "De - CAL". * CHECK THAT. The ONLY time I've ever heard someone say "DECK - ULL" was on a Don Cherry highlight tape where HE reprimanded? Ron MacLean for pronouncing it DECK - ULL when they showed a "Coach's Corner" clip.
I can’t find these on the website.
Because they are not for sale. These helmets are from his private collection
What was the difference between the Polezei and the Gestapo?
Different offices/departments within the overall SS administration, but overlapping duties. Also, you were more likely to encounter the former in daily life in the Third Reich compared to the latter, which was understaffed but much more feared. Gestapo men were mostly in plain clothes but carried with them an identification disc/badge that is very rare and sought after nowadays.
Thanks so much for the info.!
The black one is simply amazing. It's my favorite one!
Absolutely incredible helmets..
Very nice helmets.
For this and more please visit: militaryantiquestoronto.com/
For this and more please visit: militaryantiquestoronto.com/
Thanks for this. I really enjoyed your writeup as well. Admiral Cochrane was like a character from fiction. I think he actually was the inspiration behind C.S. Forester's "Horatio Hornblower" character. The characteristic aggressiveness of the RN, and the related intimidation of its enemies, was certainly a factor it its remarkable success. Some people trace this back to the 18th century execution (for insufficient aggressiveness) of Admiral John Byng, which was the context for the dryly satirical "pour encourager les autres" line in Voltaire's "Candide."
You have an incredible collection! these helmets are beautiful examples!
For this and more please visit: www.militaryantiquestoronto.com
Exceptional items as usual and a great new channel. You deserve to do well on KZread. Longer videos sharing your knowledge would be really appreciated. All the best
These are very cool
Amazes me how many people want to try on German helmets for fit. Do they do the salute in their mirror? Found a camo one years ago at an estate auction and sold it for a tidy profit.
I Like the Nuremberg helmet 🪖
William Scully of Montreal has the tassels, I ordered two a few years ago. They take up the space between the pommel and ring on the rear of the guard.
It would be very hard for a new young collector to try to start collecting these. I'm not sure how the hobby will continue without new collectors being able to start meaningful collections.
Awesome video and helmets! Very lucky to have so many M38's!