Germany, Imperial. A Composite Pickelhaube Archive who had taken command on

who had taken command on July 4

as the 65th Regiment "Mount Royal Rifles" on May 8

reverse with raised inscription “Für Verdienste im Grubenwehrwesen” (“For Service in Mining Rescue”)

manufactured by an unknown maker as outlined by Carsten Baldes

surrounded by an open-ended laurel wreath that is tied-together at the bottom

Germany, Imperial. A Composite Pickelhaube Archive who had taken command on(Pickelhaube). A composite Pickelhaube, constructed of a boiled and blackened leather shell. Situated atop the crown is an oxidized magnetic metal spike, perforated around the neck with ventilation holes, and which is secured in place with a cross shaped baseplate with four rivets. A magnetic metal bar emanates from the back of the baseplate and extends down to a boiled and blackened leather neck guard. Riveted to the peak is an insignia consisting of