Original Imperial German WWI Prussian Model 1914 Tin Plate Pickelhaube Helmet - Eisenblech Ersatz-Helme - Marked to Berlin-Schöneberg - Dated 1915 Military Books & Documents The top of the warhead

The top of the warhead bear smanufacturer code 41 brb

Staff and Field Officer's Dress or Parade Sword Model 1860

The upper right corner of the M1879 standard sliding sight leaf and the left side of the ramp are marked C to indicate that the sight graduations are for a carbine and not a rifle

from 1915 to 1940

The “sew-in” style company grade officers schulterklappen (shoulder boards) of this tunic are constructed with two rows of fine silver flatware "Russia Braid" double piping and each has two gold rank "pips" installed

Original Imperial German WWI Prussian Model 1914 Tin Plate Pickelhaube Helmet - Eisenblech Ersatz-Helme - Marked to Berlin-Schöneberg - Dated 1915 Military Books & Documents The top of the warheadOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a rare German first world war Prussian Mannschaften (Other Ranks) brass mounted tin plate (not leather) helmet known as a Pickelhaube, for the Foot troops (Infantry). The specific model is actually quite rare and is known as a Eisenblech (tin plate) Ersatz Helme (Substitute helmet). The M1914 was the second to last step in the final evolution in a long series of spiked helmets. It was manufactured from tin,