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An M 1886 helmet for infantry reserve officers with its field-gray cover and decorations Black-lacquered fiberglass shell (crackled) with a square front visor, gold-plated brass fittings, and visors lined in green or red. Riveted emblem with an applied silver Reserve Cross. Neck strap, cross-blade fitting with beaded frieze and three star-shaped rivets (front hole vacant), as well as a screw-on, fluted tip. Convex, leather-backed scale chains on插-in rosettes, both officer cockades (traces of rust). Brown sweat leather (cracks) with a gold stamp reading “Depaheg Patent” and matte green silk ribbing (partially detached from the edge) with the name inscription “Lt. Holler B.K.I.R.,” old size marking “56 1/2.” Also included are the field-gray cover for officers (ink stamp “D.R.P.”) and the helmet case (warped, scuffed, with pressure marks) with straps. Also included are two EK 2 medals from 1914 on a ribbon, as well as a veterans’ association badge (“G. Deschler”) from the K.B. 2nd Infantry Regiment “Kronprinz.” Some items are slightly damaged; shows signs of wear and age. Provenance: Directly from the family collection. Condition: II–III
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