Original German WWI Bavarian Model 1914 Tin Plate Pickelhaube Helmet Repainted with Brass Components Polished & Lacquered - Eisenblech Ersatz-Helme - Likely Manufactured by Bing of Nurnberg German Military Maps " with a letter cover

" with a letter cover franking or stamp showing a circled "WASHINGTON CITY DC" around "JAN" and now some unreadable date

and it is well-marked on the back with all of the manufacturer information

these were dubbed "Samurai" due to the aesthetic similarity of the stacked magazines with traditional Japanese armour

and recoil assembly all bear Waffenamt proofs

The 2nd Cavalry was once again repulsed by the Cheyenne and Lakota at the Battle of the Rosebud on 17 June 1876

Original German WWI Bavarian Model 1914 Tin Plate Pickelhaube Helmet Repainted with Brass Components Polished & Lacquered - Eisenblech Ersatz-Helme - Likely Manufactured by Bing of Nurnberg German Military Maps " with a letter coverOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a rare German first world war Bavarian Mannschaften (Other Ranks) brass mounted tin plate (not leather) helmet known as a Pickelhaube, for the Foot troops (Infantry). This example has been professionally restored with the body having been repainted, and the brass fittings having been polished and then lacquered. The markings on the interior have been replicated. The specific model is actually quite rare and