Prussia - Military helmet - 1895

Prussian spike helmet Pickelhaube – German Empire – Late 19th / early 20th century – Antique militaria Old Prussian spike helmet of Pickelhaube type, model 1895, dating from the period of the German Empire, under the reign of Wilhelm II. This helmet features a hard black shell with a grainy surface, topped by its characteristic conical metal spike, with circular base. At the front there is an imposing plaque with the Prussian eagle with wings spread, bearing the monogram “FR” (Fridericus Rex), surmounted by the traditional motto “Mit Gott für König und Vaterland” (With God for the King and the Fatherland). Characteristics : - Presumed origin: Kingdom of Prussia, German Empire. - Type: spike helmet, Pickelhaube. - Black hard shell, patinated metal fittings. - Front plaque with the Prussian eagle. - Conical spike and metal base. - Presence of side fittings and rear trim. - Old interior lining with flaps. - Its leather chinstrap with its two metal buckles. Old helmet showing patina and signs of wear. The photos are part of the description. Interesting piece for a collector of German militaria, uniformology and historical military equipment.

Estimate:£355.85

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