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Hermann Historica

2559 - A German or Flemish cuirassier's close-fitting helmet, ca. 1620

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€2,500

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Sale fees

29.5%

A German or Flemish cuirassier's close-fitting helmet, ca. 1620 Two-piece helmet shell with a narrow, flanged crest. Small hole on the left side. Upright visor and chin strap. The slightly serrated visor plate features two rectangular eye slits. The visor does not close perfectly; it may not have been part of the original set. Serrated chin strap with a side hook fastener. Riveted collar plates with a beaded edge. Inside the chin strap, remnants of the original wool velvet lining. Surfaces blackened to look antique. Height 29 cm. Condition: II -

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Auction details

Armor, Edged Weapons, and Antique Firearms - II
Wednesday, November 18
10:00 AM
Bretonischer Ring 3
85630 Grasbrunn, Germany

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Hermann Historica +49 8 95 47 26 490 contact@hermann-historica.com
On Drouot for 4 years avec More than 43,000 lots published

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