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A helmet for enlisted men of the line infantry, circa 1860 Privately owned. Tall, black-lacquered leather cup (finely craquelé, heat marks on the rear visor) with non-ferrous metal fittings. The finely embossed line eagle is screwed onto the front with wing nuts. Flat, leather-backed scale chains attached to screw rosettes; on the right, the provincial cockade made of black-and-white lacquered leather. Cross-blade with a beaded ring, four ball-head screws, and wing nuts, as well as a smooth, rigid helmet tip. Black leather flap lining (small missing areas, some abrasion); the helmet bowl bears the handwritten name of the wearer, “Dornauer”; the front visor rail is marked “J ...G” on the inside. Unstamped but chamber-standard design made of coarse leather with flap lining. Partially slightly damaged, with signs of wear and age. Rare. Condition: II
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