Danish Model 1923 Steel Army Helmet: WWII Issue Martini-Henry Parts resulting in limited sales

resulting in limited sales

A search for a better helmet than the M35 began as soon as the results of the Polish campaign came in at the end of 1939

The tumbler is one of the parts most frequently requiring replacement

The spare bolt case has also survived through the years

like those for the later k98k

Danish Model 1923 Steel Army Helmet: WWII Issue Martini-Henry Parts resulting in limited salesOriginal Item: These unique style helmets have never been plentiful. They were used in the vain attempt by Denmark to hold back the NSDAP invasion of 1940. Unfortunately, the Danes (along with most other Europeans at the time), presented little problem to the German Army who rolled through Denmark and onto Norway. The substantial steel bowl construction has a rolled edge, complete with full leather liner and chin strap. The front bears a brass Unit