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An NCO's helmet from the 1st Foot Guard Regiment, in parade version, circa 1900 Black-lacquered leather body (cracked, heat marks) with a round front visor and silver-plated nickel silver fittings (worn). Large, screw-mounted Guard eagle with a patriotic band and an applied Guard star for enlisted men. Brim with four round-head screws, beaded frieze, and smooth, unscrewable funnel-shaped crest with a white horsehair plume. Flat, leather-lined scale chains on Button 91; both non-commissioned officer cockades made of lacquered sheet iron. Well-preserved leather lining on the flaps (some wear); on the side of the helmet body, a fabric label bearing the wearer’s name, “Unteroffizier Klüner, 1st Guard Regiment of Foot,” and size “58.” Signs of wear and age. A well-preserved, rare helmet from the Prussian Guard Infantry. Condition: II
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