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An Indian etched kulah khud and a sipar, circa 1900 One-piece pressed bell with a welded crown plate and a square shank. Riveted nasal guard and side feather sockets. Richly etched, large-scale decoration. Attached chain mail made of interlinked iron rings; minor missing sections. Height (including helmet visor) approx. 44 cm. Domed leather shield, coated with black lacquer on both sides. Lacquer is cracked; edge is worn; missing sections. Four riveted brass shield bosses on the front. The rim is alternately reinforced with bent iron and brass plates. Four iron carrying loops on the back. Diameter 52.5 cm. Condition: II -
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