German Paratrooper
M38 Spanner Bolt Tool - Schraubenschlüssel:
This tool is used for tightening and loosening the
spanner bolts on a Paratroopers M38 Model helmet.
This tool has been made from an original and has been engineered
from high quality steel on the body and hardened steel on
the engagement shafts. Finally it has been sandblasted
and left in a natural steel. The originals were made by Eisenhüttewerk
Thale/Harz in Germany and this tool has also been designed
and made in Germany.
The M38 German Fallschirmjager or Fallschirmjäger Helmet
(Deutscher Fallschirmjägerhelm), was the first war production
version (After the M36 and M37 versions)
and used the spanner bolts to hold the liner to the shell
and the chinstraps to the liner. The Schraubenschlüssel
is an incredibly rare item to get hold off as an original.
Due to its size and limited field availability it went missing
very frequently. There are also very few pictures of them
available - try a Google search!
This tool has been tested on five original
helmets and it fits all the spanner bolts. However it will
not fit some reproduction helmets bolts due to them being
made in different sizes!
This item is the perfect accompanyment to your replica or
genuine World War Two German Airborne helmet. It is perfect
for both display and reenactment as well as being used for
maintenance on your helmet! The helmets below are not for
sale, they demonstrate the tool being used on an original
(and relic), helmet and a replica helmet to demonstrate how
well it fits!
Finally, you can have the tool in one of three
finishes - sandblasted steel new, black treated and rusted.
All three are perfectable servicable, it is just the finish
that differs!
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£55 |
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£5.80 |
£5.90 |
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more details. Insurance is included in Postal charges. |