On the front of the helmet and on top of the paint is a pencil drawing of a Swastika. On the right side The national tri-color exhibits a ghosting effect. On the left side a ghosting and crazing can be seen where the Heer adler decal sits under all the rough texture and camo paint.
Over the rough texture paint is a tan and green camouflage paint which is associated with a Tropical or Mediterranean terrain. Item H635: Exterior displays a rough texture overpaint which was common among M35 helmets to cover the factory glossy parade finish. WWII M35 NS64 German Army Tropical/Mediterranean Camo Helmet Named to German soldier in red pencil on the rear of the flared portion. The strap can easily be repaired if the next owner desires to do so. Long portion of strap is in its entirety but has been broken. Buckle end of chinstrap is steel with most of the gray paint intact. Small impression on rear right top of helmet. Lightly visible quality control ink stamp on interior crown of helmet. Reinforced aluminum liner band manufacturer stamped and dated D.R.P. All three untouched split pin rivet fasteners intact and complete with all three slotted washers. Tight fitting liner system 100% original to the helmet.
80% and was applied over top of a Heer decal. Both authentic and factory applied decals are proportionate with the overall wear. Item H712: This particular helmet was initially issued as a Heer helmet. WWII M35 Q62 German Combat Police Former Heer Helmet
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