Important note: Due to medical limitations, I am currently unable to send more than four helmets in one package. I would recommend buying these, if you are interested, as the stock is finally getting very low. 

Three (3) Spanish Civil War battlefield pickups: Italian M33 helmet shells. 

Manufactured and issued 1936-1939. Helmet was used in the Spanish Civil War 1936-1939 by both Italian and Spanish troops under Franco.  

These are battlefield relics, rusty with no liners or extremely poor liners. 

Some may have no rivets or field installed rivets of various types. At least one of the three will have all of the original Italian air vent rivets. 

Front dome might be plain or have Spanish insignia holes or Spanish rectangular insignia. 

Might have stack marks. Some with rust and some with pitting (but still very much solid). Might have very tiny cracks. Generally speaking, I have tried to pick helmets that appear not to have cracks (non-cracked shells have a clear bell like sound when tapped). A variety of helmets are pictured to give you an idea of what might be available in each group of three. 

Paint may vary from none to sparse areas of Italian and/or Spanish paint. Sizes vary also, from small to extra large. 

A scarce souvenir of the Spanish Civil War. My supply of these is getting low and this might be your last opportunity to get these. Compare with similar M33 shells offered on eBay. You can't get them cheaper than my prices. 

Shipping for both United States and Worldwide is under the Shipping/Payment tab.   I combine shipping on multiple orders. 

Note: All Italian M33 helmets listed by me were used in the Spanish Civil War 1936-1939. Some were reissued by the Spanish government during and after the civil war. Many were salvaged by the Spanish government and put into storage. None were made after 1939. The following is a summation of characteristics of the Italian M33 helmets made during the 1930's and World War II (Plus postwar characteristics). 

Liner fingers have leather disc reinforcements at finger end hole where dome string goes through. (Post war: metal grommets on end hole of liner fingers)

Liner air vent rivets 2 tab (split rivets) or starburst type. (Post war: star burst only)

Rectangular chinstrap bales. (Post war: trapezoidal chinstrap bales)

Liner leather is tan brown or white. The earliest liners were white leather. (Post war: tan/yellow leather)

Orange felt padding under leather liner. (Post war: yellow felt padding)

Liners have various stitching pattern in rear of liner. (Post war: liner has a very pronounced "Z" stitch. Note: sometimes the "Z" stitch is found on liners from the 1930's-WW2, but is not very prominent)

Chinstraps are gray-green or various leather replacements. (Post war: chinstrap is tan canvas)

Paint may have early Italian light green or various field and Spanish repaints. 

Hope this information helps in clarifying the differences in the M33 helmets.