Original German WWII Luftwaffe LKpN101 Netzkopfhaube Summer Flying Helmet with Flight Goggles by Philip Winter MG 34 Reciever Assembly The front of the backpack

The front of the backpack has two large side loading compartments intended for demolition charges

After World War I several versions of the Lewis were manufactured in Holland and by two Naval Arsenals in Japan

This is a WWII Tilley Model FL6 Floodlight Projector

and eight days after this bloody affair the Bath Chronicle was able to announce that he was out of danger

Original German WWII Luftwaffe LKpN101 Netzkopfhaube Summer Flying Helmet with Flight Goggles by Philip Winter MG 34 Reciever Assembly The front of the backpackOriginal Item: Only One Available. The famous net top helmet proved popular with Luftwaffe pilots as it was designed for comfort and without the restriction of a chinstrap. This classic mesh flying helmet which has become synonymous with Luftwaffe fighter pilots in WW2. This example has a manufacturers label coded hdc indicating it was produced by the firm of Luftfahrtgeraetewerk Hakenfelde GmbH, Berlin Spandau and the size given but hard to read but