Original Prussian M1867 Cuirassier Metal Cavalry Helmet from the Franco-Prussian War of 1870 Brunswick Parts This is a circular cut

This is a circular cut out piece from a fleece-lined leather flight jacket

Original celluloid shield is present but damaged

The plane stayed up about 21 minutes

It was converted to a breech loading Snider rifle sometime in the 1860s by the British Military

the Queen's Crown has a distinct "dip" in the top of the crown

Original Prussian M1867 Cuirassier Metal Cavalry Helmet from the Franco-Prussian War of 1870 Brunswick Parts This is a circular cutOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice example of a Prussian M1867 Krassier Metalhelme, or Cuirassier Metal Helmet. It differed from the earlier Model of 1862 in that it has a metal strip connecting the front and rear visor, though in this example the right side piece has been knocked off. Cuirassiers were a type of Heavy Cavalry, equipped with armor and firearms, and the Prussian groups wore all metal spiked helmets such as this one.