Original WWI Imperial German Prussian Infantry Officer Model 1897 Pickelhaube Helmet Military Flare Guns So we got down there

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Original WWI Imperial German Prussian Infantry Officer Model 1897 Pickelhaube Helmet Military Flare Guns So we got down thereOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a good condition smart looking, officer pickelhaube from a Prussian Infantry Regiment which was most likely used during World War One. A number of refinements took place over the ensuing fifty years after the pickelhaube's 1842 Prussian Army debut. The leather body's condition is very good. All of the helmet's furniture is highly detailed gilt brass. Its wappen (coat of arms) features a large eagle with the