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A helmet for officers of the Guards Infantry, circa 1900 Black-lacquered helmet shell made of stiff, leather-like material (with a few small indentations) featuring gold-plated brass fittings (worn). The Guards Eagle emblem is screwed onto the front (no double holes) with a partially enameled Guards Star made of nickel silver affixed to it. Crown with four star screws, a beaded ring, and a removable smooth tip. Flat, leather-lined scale chains attached to geometric rosettes and both officer’s cockades made of lacquered sheet iron. Beige silk ribbed lining (occasionally slightly stained, small tears), ochre-colored leather sweatband; the rear visor is lined in red and the front visor in green; the old size marking “57 3/4” is visible inside the helmet bowl. Partially slightly damaged, with signs of wear and age. A rare helmet in good overall condition for its age. Condition: II
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