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They are called "steel helmets", either the M35 (model 1935), or M18 (for model 1918), etc. US servicemen in WWI called the M16 (model 1916) a "scuttle bucket" because it resembled a coal scuttle bucket. The M16 is the same design as the M18 and later M35; it's just that the M35 is the classic WWII German helmet...a much shortened back neck and lower crown...and no Frankenstein lug nuts at the forehead.
For German enthusiasts who enjoy using the German language, they call the German steel helmet, a "stehlhelm."
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How old do you think my world war 1 helmet is?
Its over 50 years old.
What is the soldier's helmet called during World War 1?
The the beginning of the war (from 1914 to about late to mid 1915) the German army used a hard leather helmet called the Pickelhaube. However, in late 1915 or early 1916, the German army began replacing the Pickelhaube with the Stahlhelm, which was mad of steel. It was much more protective against shrapnel, shell fragments, etc.The Germans used the Stahlhelm in WWII, but it was a little smaller than the original version.Hope I helped!
British WW1 helmets?
Originally called the Brodie helmet, known in the US as the "Tommy Helmet", and adapted by the US and produced in the US up until the M1 replaced it in 1942, and known as the M-1917 helmet (because it was a WWI helmet).
What is a 16th century steel helmet called?
Burgonet
What is old time soldiers headgear?
Headqear is a military term for "hat" or a helmet.
