German WWI Imperial Army Detachment Gaede Steel Helmet U.S. Ordnance New Made Item: Designed by

New Made Item: Designed by Lt

Also included is a Pair of this Trooper's detachable Parade Epaulettes in brass with the 12th Lancer insignia displayed

This Danish Flintlock Pistol has a 13-inch barrel proofed with the cypher of C

The British were also critical saying that the receiver could be bent and the bolt locked up by the mere act of knocking a leaning rifle onto a hard floor

German WWI Imperial Army Detachment Gaede Steel Helmet U.S. Ordnance New Made Item: Designed byNew Made Item: Copied from an original in the IMA collection. An exact reproduction comprised of steel with a totally accurate genuine leather liner and chinstrap. This WWI German steel helmet was developed by the Army Detachment Gaede, named for its commander General Hans Gaede, in 1915. It is thought to be the first steel helmet developed by German forces in World War I (1914 1918). The uniquely shaped helmet features a heavy steel plate, with a