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US17 A1 helmet
Flat-shaped bearded steel helmet with paint remains (oxi…

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USA US17 A1 helmet Flat-shaped bearded steel helmet with paint remains (oxidation), wolf's tooth leather cap, web chinstrap. WW2 World War I helmet, modified between the wars.

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USA US17 A1 helmet Flat-shaped bearded steel helmet with paint remains (oxidation), wolf's tooth leather cap, web chinstrap. WW2 World War I helmet, modified between the wars.

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Czechoslovakian helmet model VZ 32, steel bomb with original khaki-green paint and dated 1938, leather interior (missing pad and chinstrap), worn headgear, wear and tear, Czechoslovakia WWII era.

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Prussia, Franco-Prussian War 1870-1871. Troop cuirassier helmet, model 1867. Lobster-tail helmet with eleven brass rivets, "staircase" visor, all with a slight gray patina. The perimeter of the bomb is edged with a brass snap ring. Retractable conical steel tip resting on an oval brass base, attached to the bomb with four square brass nuts and bolts. Model eagle plate attached to the bomb with 2 square brass screws and nuts and steel washers (later washers). Chinstraps with fifteen curved, leather-lined scales and movable brass rosettes held to the bomb with slotted, rounded-head iron screws and a non-through iron nut. Complete with leather fastening system and pin buckle for fastening together. Metal troop cockade embossed in the colors of Prussia, black and white, 67 mm in diameter, patterned. Complete with brown leather inner cap with 8 wolf teeth. Size 58 stamped on the right side. (Wear and tear, helmet restored in the past, missing a visor fastening rivet on the bomb on the left side, a brass visor fastening rivet replaced in the past by a flat copper rivet, missing a spike base fastening screw on the bomb, a loose plate reverse fastening screw, the white of the cockade repainted in the past, some old repaints on the green of the inner visor shape. Fairly good condition.)

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Composite officer's or senior non-commissioned officer's spiked helmet (adapted from a firefighter's helmet?), nickel silver trim, long removable spike on cloverleaf base, gold star-shaped rivets, flat scale chinstraps also in nickel silver, nickel silver nape stiffener, round visor with nickel silver visor collar. Wolfs tooth leather interior. Two repainted roundels. Helmet mounted with brass Garde eagle plate, pierced crown, silver Garde star center, mounting screw displaced and re-soldered with tin. No cracks, varnish intact. Condition 2

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Bavarian Landwehr composite crawler helmet. Black leather bomb, visor and chinstrap sewn to the bomb by a black leather bourdalou, flat scale chinstraps on leather settee, held to the helmet by two leonine mufles, black bearskin chenille. The bomb is reinforced with vertical brass rods, one of which is fitted with a pencil holder holding a ponceau-red carrot, with its black wolf-toothed leather interior. No Bavarian cockade. Condition 2

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