Germany, Luftwaffe. An Early German Nsfk Pilot's Crash Helmet Hold 1915 in Johannesburg

1915 in Johannesburg

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The Falcon Award was discontinued in 1979

loop marked "65" and "800"

Germany, Luftwaffe. An Early German Nsfk Pilot's Crash Helmet Hold 1915 in JohannesburgThis is a nice example of a third reich period German NSFK The National Socialist Flyers Corps (Nationalsozialistisches Fliegerkorps; NSFK) Pilot's helmet, the exterior constructed of black leather, with leather bound padding around the circumference of the helmet, as well as on the crown of the helmet in a cross formation, effectively splitting the helmet into four sections. Each section of the helmet features four blackened metal (magnetic) breather