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A helmet for enlisted infantrymen, circa 1860 Chamber piece. Sturdy, black-lacquered leather body with a square front visor and brass fittings, neck guard. Eagle emblem screwed onto the front. Flat, leather-backed scale chains attached to screw rosettes; on the right, the large provincial cockade made of lacquered sheet iron. Crossbar with four round-head screws, beaded ring, and smooth, rigid tip. Good black leather flap lining; stamped “61 IR 1B” on the rear visor, the manufacturer’s embossing “Dotti” on the front visor rail, and the wearer’s name (“Schulz”?) scratched into the front visor. Signs of wear and age. A rare early helmet, complete with the original strap nuts! Condition: II
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