The WW2 German Fire Police Helmet was standard issue for members of the German Feuerwehr (fire police) during the Second World War. Constructed from steel, the helmet features a distinctive comb running along the crown, intended to provide protection and reinforce structural integrity. The shell is typically painted black, with decals on each side—usually one displaying the national colors and the other the specific Feuerwehr insignia. The liner is made of leather, designed for comfort and adjustability, and is often accompanied by a drawstring and chinstrap. Ventilation lugs are present on either side for airflow. This helmet represents the type used by civilian fire and emergency personnel, reflecting the dual police and rescue roles held by the fire police at the time. Collectors and historians often recognize it for its unique profile and role in civil defense operations during the era.











