Original German WWII Named "Pea Dot" Camouflage M35 Helmet with 59cm Liner & Chinstrap - stamped EF66 MG 42 the town was named as

the town was named as Saarlautern (-lautern being a common ending of town and village names in Germany) in an attempt by the NSDAPs to Germanize the town name

1940 the German U-Boat "U-55" under the command of Kapitain Werner Heidel was attacked by the British the sloop HMS Fowey

and most of the details in the wreath still present

The interior lining shows that this bonnet was made by Hobson & Sons of London

Original German WWII Named "Pea Dot" Camouflage M35 Helmet with 59cm Liner & Chinstrap - stamped EF66 MG 42 the town was named asOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an incredible Original Named "Pea Dot" Camouflage example of a German WWII M35 helmet, as issued to the Heer (Army). The exterior was field repainted on the exterior during the war with a Brick Red, Green, and Feldgrau (Field Gray) pattern, very similar to the 1944 Erbsenmuster (Pea Pattern) camouflage, which looks great! We can also see an area on the left side where there was clearly a decal at one point,