Original Imperial German WWI Prussian Infantry Officer Model 1897 Pickelhaube Spiked Helmet Barrels original examples rarely come to

original examples rarely come to the market

It is a full stocked Trade Musket

On the left I Company was to deploy on the ridge along the top of the gorge and attack southwest over the first ridge (Exton Ridge) west of Hill 52

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The troops traditionally used shrimp nets to mask their helmets and there were a number of different styles

Original Imperial German WWI Prussian Infantry Officer Model 1897 Pickelhaube Spiked Helmet Barrels original examples rarely come toOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very good condition, smart looking officer pickelhaube from a Prussian Infantry Regiment, which was most likely used during World War One. The Pickelhaube of commissioned officers holding a rank from Lieutenant to Colonel are all identical in features, but not quality. The quality of helmets within these ranks depended entirely on how much the individual wished to spend. A lowly Lieutenant's helmet may be