Original Czechoslovakian Pre-WWII Vz32 M32 Egg Shell Steel Helmet - Dated 1937 Russian Documents Books shows use and there is

shows use and there is some pitting on the hammer and rear portion of the lock plate where the safety is located and also at the rear end of the barrel

The only additional observation is that the Carry handles we believe are post war additions in that the design is very similar to Soviet weapons of the era

the Stuka Ju 87

2mm Display Heavy Machine Gun constructed using a portion of the original steel receiver (constructed to BATF specifications

Although no major use was made of the Prussian cavalry in both the Danish (1864)

Original Czechoslovakian Pre-WWII Vz32 M32 Egg Shell Steel Helmet - Dated 1937 Russian Documents Books shows use and there isOriginal Item: Only One Available. The M32 helmet or Pilba vz. 32, also known as M32 34, is a military steel combat helmet used by Czechoslovakia from its adoption in 1932 to its annexation by NSDAP Germany in 1939. The helmet was also used by the Slovak Republic and Finland among other countries. The helmet is noted for its simplistic design compared to other helmets of its time, being described by collectors as a distinct egg shape. The liner