Null Prussian artilleryman's model 1895 spiked helmet, black patent leather bomb…
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Prussian artilleryman's model 1895 spiked helmet, black patent leather bomb (cracks and dents) marked 56 and manufacturer's stamp, ball on round base with four rivets, eagle plate with reservists' iron cross, visor edged with brass snap ring (unstitched, owner's name written in pencil inside), neckband dated 1916 and marked GB 110 (unstitched), leather chinstrap, roundels missing, wear and tear, headgear worn, Germany WWI era.

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Prussian artilleryman's model 1895 spiked helmet, black patent leather bomb (cracks and dents) marked 56 and manufacturer's stamp, ball on round base with four rivets, eagle plate with reservists' iron cross, visor edged with brass snap ring (unstitched, owner's name written in pencil inside), neckband dated 1916 and marked GB 110 (unstitched), leather chinstrap, roundels missing, wear and tear, headgear worn, Germany WWI era.

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