German helmet model M35. The hull retains part of its original bluish-green paint and a dark green-grey layer on top. The helmet retains the trim support band, the band is made of aluminum and  is marked with size 64 and the manufacturer's stamp with the year:DRP Schuberth Werke AG - Braunschweig - 1935 (RP - Deutsches Reichs Patent).The manufacturer's mark can also be seen on the band's fastening rivets:Schmöle und Co-19??.

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The pot maker's marks are not visible, possibly covered by the layers of paint, although somespecialistsYoindicate that helmets manufactured before World War II (1935-1939) lacked manufacturer's markings:

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"The helmets lacked markings, but during the war, different manufacturers marked them with initials that provided  their identification  and origin.

 With rare exceptions, the M35s were stamped with an alphanumeric number that allowed the manufacturer and the size of the helmet to be identified."

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The first manufacturers of the new M35 helmet model wereEisen-und Huttenwerke (ET)since July 1935 andSachsische Emaillier AG - Laute (SE / SEst)since September 1935.of onevent hole rivet comparison, it can be affirmed that the helmet was manufactured byEisen-und Huttenwerke (ET)and dated 1935, according to the markings on the inner band.

 

We can observe the rivets of the helmet of the collection (left) with other verified ones (right):