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A helmet for one-year volunteers in the 2nd Guard Dragoon Regiment, from 1860 onward Black-lacquered leather body with a square front visor and silver-plated nickel silver fittings. Large, screw-mounted Guard eagle with a patriotic sash and an applied Guard star for enlisted men. Cross-shaped plate with four round-head screws, a beaded frieze, and a smooth, unscrewable conical top with a white horsehair plume. Arched, leather-lined brass scale chains attached to screw rosettes; on the right, the provincial cockade made of lacquered sheet iron. Beautifully preserved leather lining (with a few small tears here and there); on the front of the body, a paper label bearing the wearer’s name in handwriting “Einj. Freiw. v. Strantz.” Helmet body slightly dented, with occasional pressure marks and heat marks. Signs of wear and age. A rare, beautifully preserved early helmet of the Prussian Guard Cavalry. Condition: II
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