Germany, Nskk. A National Socialist Motor Corps (Nskk) Crash Helmet, By Carl Busse Archive crisp details on the cross

crisp details on the cross

1880 in Belfast

Alberta and was accepted for service on February 10

1921 to December 20

Type II (Prague issue by Czech manufacturer Karnet-Kisely)

Germany, Nskk. A National Socialist Motor Corps (Nskk) Crash Helmet, By Carl Busse Archive crisp details on the cross(NSKK Sturzhelm). A very well preserved National Socialist Motor Corps (NSKK) crash helmet, constructed of a boiled blackened leather shell. It bears protective reinforced leather bands, with one extending over the crown from front to back, and another around the rim of the helmet. The peak bears an aluminum insignia in the form of a second pattern NSKK style German national eagle clutching a wreathed mobile swastika, topped by a banner bearing raised