Original French 2nd Empire Pattern 1818/1820 Grenadier Officer’s Shako with Chinscales & Pomme U.S. Flags to end up at the

to end up at the Grand Central Air Terminal in Glendale

Bream’s crew heard three loud explosions and believed that they had sunk a Japanese cruiser

Lindenhurst

Cartridge Type: Black Powder and Shot

and still retains the very effective "skull crusher" pommel of the Mark 1

Original French 2nd Empire Pattern 1818/1820 Grenadier Officer’s Shako with Chinscales & Pomme U.S. Flags to end up at theOriginal Item: Only One available. This is an exceptional example of a French Model 1818 1820 Officers Shako complete with pomme! The shako was originally worn by an officer of the Grenadier as indicated by the shako plate. This model of shako was worn up until the adoption of the Model 1845 Shako. This is actually the Pattern 1818, the helmet plate displaying the Gallic Cockerel on a trophy of background of flag banners in front of the red, white and