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Original German WWI Named & Unit-Marked Prussian M1895 Pickelhaube Spiked Helmet with Original Cockades and Broken Chinstrap - Marked to 30th Pioneer Regiment - Size 57 MG 34 Reciever Assembly they received payment in aOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a well worn example of an M1895 Pickelhaube with a Prussian Wappen (front plate). As is seldom seen, this example has the original chinstrap, but it has broken off of one of the end pieces, which could possibly be remedied. This example is both named under the front visor and unit marked under the rear visor with: P. R. 30 This indicates the soldier served with the 30th Pioneer Regiment during the war. This