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| Status: | active |
| Date: | 20.09.2026 |
| Event: | Webseite http://www.egun.de, eGun GmbH Deutschland |
| Availability: |  available |
| Article no.: | 20236021 |
| Title: | Schwedischer Helm M21/18 2 |
| URL: | https://www.egun.de/item/20236021/schwedischer-helm-m21-18-2 |
| Price: | EUR | 65.00 | ||
| Availability: | InStock | |||
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DescriptionAutomatically translated. Show original The M 21/16 helmet can be considered the first steel helmet officially introduced by the Swedish army in modern history. The production of this helmet model was short-lived, as it was quickly replaced by the M 21/18 model. The M 21 was made of durable steel with a thickness of 2.25 mm and weighed about 1200 grams. Externally, the shape of the M 21 resembled an upside-down boat. On the front of the helmet was a shield-shaped emblem with a relief of three crowns, which was welded to the helmet. The lower edge of the helmet was slightly curved upwards. All Swedish steel helmet models are characterized by the absence of ventilation openings. The inner cap consisted of three double leather straps, which were connected in the upper part by a cord. Inside, small, horsehair-filled bags were attached to the brown leather straps. The leather straps were attached to an aluminum ring, which was in turn fastened to the helmet with three rivets. The chin strap consisted of two halves, which were connected by a rectangular buckle. Each half of the chin strap was attached to rectangular rings on special brackets, which were riveted to the helmet. The helmet was painted dark green or gray-green. |
| Source: eGun GmbH Deutschland (http://www.egun.de) |
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