Original Imperial German WWI Prussian Infantry Officer Model 1897 Pickelhaube Helmet U.S. Flags it was found that the

it was found that the net effect of the additional drag of the turrets and the extra weight of the guns

This German three letter code (bzz) indicates manufacture by IG-Farbenindustrie

and horsing around in general

A B-17F from the group's 360th Bombardment Squadron

Overall a fantastic set of Bausch & Lomb Named Officer's binoculars from WWII

Original Imperial German WWI Prussian Infantry Officer Model 1897 Pickelhaube Helmet U.S. Flags it was found that theOriginal Item: Only One Available. Overall good condition to this officers spike helmet from a Prussian Infantry Regiment, most likely used during the Great War. The Pickelhaube of commissioned officers holding a rank from Lieutenant to Colonel are all identical in features, but not in quality. Quality of helmets within these ranks depended entirely on how much the individual wanted to spend. A lowly Lieutenant's helmet may be of much higher quality