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The M40 helmet, also known as the Stahlhelm, is a significant piece of military history, renowned for its distinctive design and role in World War II. Its origins, construction, and various interesting facts offer a glimpse into its importance and evolution.
Origins of the M40 Helmet
The M40 helmet was introduced by Nazi Germany during World War II. It is part of the larger series of German steel helmets, or Stahlhelms, which have their roots in World War I. The initial model, the M16, was developed in response to the high number of head injuries German soldiers suffered during the early stages of the war. The M16’s design was innovative for its time, featuring a steel shell that provided better protection than the cloth and leather headgear used previously.
The M16 evolved into the M18, and later the M35, which was the direct predecessor to the M40. The M35 introduced several key improvements, such as a more streamlined shape, a lighter weight, and an improved liner system for better comfort and fit. However, as World War II progressed, the need for more efficient production methods and resource conservation led to the development of the M40 helmet.
Construction of the M40 Helmet
The M40 helmet retained many of the design elements of the M35 but incorporated several changes aimed at simplifying production. One of the most notable differences was the method of vent hole construction. In the M35, the vent holes were separate inserts fitted into the shell, but in the M40, they were stamped directly into the steel, reducing manufacturing complexity and cost.
The helmet was made from a single piece of molybdenum steel, providing robust protection while keeping weight manageable. The steel was pressed into shape using large hydraulic presses, a process that ensured uniformity and strength. The helmet’s distinctive shape, with its flared rim and sloping sides, was designed to deflect shrapnel and reduce the likelihood of direct hits penetrating the shell.
Inside, the M40 featured a leather liner attached to a metal band, which was secured to the helmet shell with split pins. This liner system was adjustable, allowing for a better fit for soldiers with different head sizes. The liner also included a leather chinstrap, which could be adjusted for length and featured a simple buckle for fastening.
Facts about the M40 Helmet
- Wide Adoption: The M40 helmet was widely used by German forces throughout World War II, including the Wehrmacht, SS, and Luftwaffe. Its design proved to be highly effective, and it became an iconic symbol of the German military during the war.
- Camouflage Variants: Many M40 helmets were painted with various camouflage patterns to match the environments in which soldiers were fighting. These included patterns for woodland, desert, and winter warfare. Some helmets were also fitted with covers made from cloth or netting to further break up their outline.
- Markings and Insignia: The M40 helmet often featured decals on either side. The right side typically displayed the national emblem, such as the swastika for the Wehrmacht, while the left side could bear branch-specific insignia, such as the Luftwaffe eagle. However, as the war progressed and resources became scarcer, the use of decals was reduced and eventually discontinued in 1943 to save on production costs and time.
- Post-War Usage: After World War II, many M40 helmets were repurposed or sold as surplus. Various countries, particularly in Europe, used these helmets for their own military or police forces. The helmets were often repainted and reconditioned, sometimes with modifications to fit new liner systems.
- Collectibility: Today, M40 helmets are highly sought after by military collectors and historians. Original examples, especially those with intact decals and original paint, can fetch high prices in the collector’s market. The helmet’s historical significance and distinctive design make it a prized artifact from the World War II era.
- Cultural Impact: The M40 helmet has left a lasting imprint on popular culture. It is frequently depicted in films, video games, and literature about World War II. Its iconic silhouette is immediately recognizable, symbolizing the German military presence of the era.
- Variations in Manufacturing: Although the basic design of the M40 helmet was standardized, there were slight variations in production due to different manufacturers. Factories in various parts of Germany produced the helmets, leading to minor differences in paint, decals, and stamping techniques. These variations are of particular interest to collectors and historians who study the nuances of military production during the war.
The M40 helmet stands as a testament to the evolution of military protective gear and the ingenuity of wartime engineering. Its robust construction, functional design, and historical significance continue to captivate those interested in military history and World War II.
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Original WWII German ARMY (HEER) M40 Double DECAL HELMET. (Stahlhelm M40) Brought Home By A U.S. Veteran Certified
SOLD Original WWII German ARMY (HEER) M40 Double DECAL HELMET. (Stahlhelm M40) Brought Home By A U.S. Veteran Certified. The stamped, sheet steel construction helmet retains a good portion of its original paint showing some wear and field usage. Eagle decal is about 25% complete. The tri color decal looks like it was applied over the hand painted field added paint so it might have been done outside the factory at an un-known time (priced accordingly) All three liner retaining rivets and both inserted ventilation bushings are all intact. . The interior of the helmet has a tan, M31 leather liner with all of the eight of its fingers intact. Original size adjustment string is not present. The interior reverse neck guard apron is lot number stamped, "22179", and the interior left side apron is stamped where the manufacturers code and size is stamped "EF66" for maker Emaillierwerk, AG Fulda, size 66. Chinstrap is not present. Has the original soldier s name painted in white inside the neck apron (see photos). Shows the expected age, wear and use. In good but used condition . Gettysburg Museum Certified (COA) provided. 100% Guaranteed to be authentic brought home by a U.S. Veteran. Sold for historic purposes only. See our other pieces on our web site. Also note when browsing our web site there are several pages of items, at the bottom of the list look for other page number! Good Veteran Bringback EXAMPLE!
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Arguably the helmet was the most recognizable part of the individual German soldiers appearance. With a design that derived from the type used in world war one, the German helmet offered more protection then ones used by it’s enemies. The quality field gray painted steel helmet with two decals and rolled steel rim and leather liner was a labor intensive product and simplified as the war progressed. The earliest model helmet used in world war two was the model 35 or M35 Stahlhelm. During the war the helmet was simplified in 2 stages. In 1940 the airvents changed from separate rivets affixed to the helmet shell to stamped in the main body of the shell. In 1942 a new model was introduced where the rim of the shell was left sharp and not rolled over as previous models. These models are known in the collector community as M40 and M42. The low sides that protect the neck and ears, the tell tale design that the Germans introduced in 1935 can still be seen in modern day army helmets. Model: M40 Decal: None, this type with the marking in this position doesn’t seem to be issued with decals. Paint: Factory applied dull field gray paint with rough aluminium oxide. Markings: Q66 and S344, both in the rear. Chinstrap: Marked RFNr. 0/0494/0008 Maker: Quist, Esslingen. Size: Shellsize 66, headsize 58 cm Batch number: S344 Year: 1944 Notes: The Quist firm produced the size 64 M40 helmet shell right up till late in 1944 whilst the other companies all adopted the M42 model. This helmet was made for all the branches just like the M42 helmet without decal. The helmet originally came from the United States where it was probably taken after the war was over. The helmet is nicely named to Unteroffizier Heinz Schmidt.
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Arguably the helmet was the most recognizable part of the individual German soldiers appearance. With a design that derived from the type used in world war one, the German helmet offered more protection then ones used by it s enemies. The quality field gray painted steel helmet with two decals and rolled steel rim and leather liner was a labor intensive product and simplified as the war progressed. The earliest model helmet used in world war two was the model 35 or M35 Stahlhelm. During the war the helmet was simplified in 2 stages. In 1940 the airvents changed from separate rivets affixed to the helmet shell to stamped in the main body of the shell. In 1942 a new model was introduced where the rim of the shell was left sharp and not rolled over as previous models. These models are known in the collector community as M40 and M42. The low sides that protect the neck and ears, the tell tale design that the Germans introduced in 1935 can still be seen in modern day army helmets. Model: M40 Decal: Heer Paint: In total 2 layers. 1. Factory applied dull field blue gray paint with rough aluminium oxide with a factory applied Heer decal. 2. Brush applied re-issue green paint around the decal Markings: ET66 – 318 Maker: Eisenhüttenwerke, Thale. Size: Shellsize 66, headsize 59 cm Batch number: 318 Year: 1940 Notes: This helmet was overpainted in the field in a green camouflage colour around the decal. This was often done on a unit scale when items lost most of their factory finish.
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Original German M40 WWII Type Steel Helmet- Finnish M40/55 Contract
Original Item: In another military antiques coup, IMA acquired the last of all the known WWII German helmet stocks from the government of Finland. A wonderful article was written about this find in the Magazine Military Trader which you can read at this link. These helmets are 100% genuine German manufactured WWII type M40 steel combat helmets that were produced by German WWII helmet manufacturer Hans Römer Fabrik from Neu-Ulm (Donau-Freiberg). Supplied throughout WWII and then under special contract for the Finnish Army in 1955, hence, they have become known as the M40/55 helmet. However, these helmets were made in the same factory, on the same machines and by some of the very same people that produced them for Germany in WWII. They are nearly identical to WWII issue M40 helmets (and are often sold as such) with the classic rolled edge, correct steel thickness, and pressed ventilation holes. 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Occasionally these rivets may pop out, in which case we will include split pins to replace the missing rivet. The shells do however, accept our splendid reproduction M35 WWII leather helmet liner and chinstrap with reproduction WW2 split pin and washer sets. For installation of a WWII reproduction German liner please be aware that drilling new front holes in the liner, not the shell, might be required in some cases. Sizing- we offer a range of sizes, but we sell these helmets based on the interior liner size, not shell size. However, a general rule of thumb is; size 55/56cm liners are usually inside size 62 shells, size 57/58cm liners are usually inside size 64/66 shells, and size 59cm and above liners are 66/68 shells. We cannot honor requests for specific shell sizes; we only honor requests for liner size. Please make sure you measure your helmet shell prior to ordering a WWII Style German M-31 liner, as the Finnish liners are more low profile than the German style. Most likely you will need to get a smaller size liner than the one in the helmet. This is a rare chance to own a genuine military issue German made M40 WWII style helmet for the almost the same price as a Chinese or Indian made reproduction. There is simply no comparison to a genuine combat helmet! History of Finnish Combat Helmets- Finland imported tens of thousands of helmets for the Winter War of 1939-40 and the Continuation War of 1941-44, and imported again in 1955. Since IMA acquired the last of all the known helmet stock from the Finnish government you may wonder did we get German WWII marked helmets? Yes, and they will be offered at a far higher price. Did we get other types of helmets? Yes, we also received Hungarian WWII M38 (1938) helmets as well. This deal is a treasure trove of WWII era combat helmet history. History the German & Finnish Alliance- In 1938 Finland became very concerned with Stalin s Soviet expansionism and turned to Great Britain and France for support. 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