Original German Prussian Transitional M1915 Garde Infantry EM-NCO Pickelhaube Helmet - Dated 1915 M3 Grease Gun which later went on to

which later went on to become the founding state of a unified Italy

Apparently the Turks kept ramrods on neck straps so they could not be lost while on horse back

5 inches wide and was issued sometime between 1753 and 1802 so it is possible that this particular cross belt plate saw service in the War in the colonies (1775 -1783)

complete with Seaman Paper Company liner

Original German Prussian Transitional M1915 Garde Infantry EM-NCO Pickelhaube Helmet - Dated 1915 M3 Grease Gun which later went on toOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice example of a German Empire period M1871 Garde Infantry Mannschaften (EM NCO) issued Pickelhaube. The M1915 was the last model of Pickelhaube issued prior to the move to steel helmets. In accordance with the 1915 regulations, these helmets would no longer use brass, silver, or Tombak as the M1895 did. All issued Pickelhaube would now use gray oxidized steel fittings for all Regiments. As with