401 - Germany: Set of 2 Bavarian firefighter helmets. A blackened boiled-leather helmet, circa 1920–1930; a former military helmet with a pointed top, reconditioned for firefighting use, featuring a sturdy brass crest with large rivets. Chin strap fasteners shaped like a lion’s muzzle, wolf-tooth lining, chin strap missing. A composite helmet made of black lacquered sheet metal with brass fittings; the front plate bears the coat of arms of the Kingdom of Bavaria; designed for use with a Tschako. Rear liner. Rear chin strap in the style of a U.S. liner. Shows signs of wear and has a patina. A blackened boiled-leather helmet, circa 1920–1930, converted from an earlier spiked military helmet for firefighting use, with a prominent brass crest and large rivets. Lion-mask chinstrap attachment buttons, wolf’s-tooth liner, chinstrap missing. A composite black-lacquered sheet-metal helmet with brass fittings and a front plate bearing the coat of arms of the Kingdom of Bavaria, of a type intended for a shako. Later liner and later US-style liner chinstrap. Wear from use and patina.