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A parade helmet for officers of the Garde du Corps or Guard Cuirassiers regiments, circa 1900 Tombak bell (with small dents) featuring nickel silver trim and spherical rivets; longitudinally beaded at the back; beaded, riveted front visor; riveted, one-piece neck guard. Screwed onto the front is a multi-part, partially enameled, and silver-plated star (double holes; only traces of green enamel remain in the laurel leaves) with a superimposed black eagle and a patriotic band. Convex, leather-backed scale chains attached to screwed-on cloverleaf rosettes; state and imperial cockades made of lacquered sheet metal. A screw-mounted parade eagle made of silver-plated non-ferrous metal (not held in place by a central wing nut, but by three small square nuts, double holes), with a removable gilded crown (slightly deformed). Inside, a beige silk ribbed lining on an ochre-colored leather sweatband; the front visor is lined with green leather (small holes) and the neck visor with black velvet. Slightly damaged, with signs of wear and age. Assembled from original parts. Condition: II
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