German WWII Helmet Liner M31 & Chin Strap- Dated 1943, Size 68/60

Outer band has maker B & C LITZMANNSTADT, dated 1943 with size stamp. These liners are fully assembled and ready to install in your shell. Each even comes complete with a correct all leather chin strap (black exterior, brown interior) and aluminum buckle with stamp R. LARSEN BERLIN 1938.

The 1943 date makes this most acceptable for an M42 shell, though this liner will certainly fit M35 or M40 helmets.

You can typically fit a liner into one shell size smaller or larger. Meaning a size 68/60 liner can usually be made to fit into a shell size 66 or 70.

66/58- Shell Size 66, Head Size 58 (US 7 1/4) How do I install the liner?
1. Find the rear seam on the outer liner band (there are two rivets and hole)). Place the liner in the shell and line hole up with the rear hole in the shell. Install the first split pin (you will have to hold the inner leather band out of the way while you spread the split pin).
2. Line up the 2 front holes in the shell and liner band, and install the last 2 pins (same as above). Outer band has maker D.R.P. SCHUBERTH-WERK K.-G. BRANSCHWEIG and 1940 with size stamp. These liners are fully assembled and ready to install in your shell. Each even comes complete with a correct all leather chin strap (black exterior, brown interior) and aluminum buckle with stamp R. LARSEN BERLIN 1938.

The 1940 dates makes this acceptable for M35 or M40 helmet shells, though they will certainly fit M42 shells as well.

You can typically fit a liner into one shell size smaller or larger. Meaning a size 68/60 liner can usually be made to fit into a shell size 66 or 70.

How do I install the liner?
1. Find the rear seam on the outer liner band (there are two rivets and hole))