Original 17th Century German Comb Morion Helmet from the City of Nuremberg c. 1550 - 1680 U.S. Machine Guns From June 1935 onwards

From June 1935 onwards

Heavy cast brass hilt with re-enforced press button aperture

the youngest U

and was formed from a mixture of regular soldiers

the Type 97 was almost indistinguishable from the Type 91

Original 17th Century German Comb Morion Helmet from the City of Nuremberg c. 1550 - 1680 U.S. Machine Guns From June 1935 onwardsOriginal Item: One of a Kind. Possibly one of the most romantic helmets, usually found in connection to the New World. In truth the Spaniards used a slightly different style, without a Comb but a higher crown. COMB MORIONS were used all over Europe especially in the various German States, England, France and Italy. Those from the City of Nuremberg (Nrnberg) very often had raised panels on each side, often "Fleur de Lis" designs. The raised panels were