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An M1889 general's helmet, worn by artillery generals beginning in 1897 Black-lacquered leather crown (crackled) with a square front visor. Screwed onto the front (no double holes) is the Guard Eagle with a partially enameled star superimposed for officers. Cross-shaped plate with four star screws, beaded frieze, and a removable ball. Convex, leather-backed scale chains attached to插-on rosettes; both cockades made of lacquered sheet iron. Good beige silk ribbed lining (slightly darkened, with occasional spots), ochre-colored leather sweatband, red/green-lined visors. Partially and minimally damaged, with signs of wear and age. High-ranking, very rare helmet with exceptionally well-preserved fire-gilding. Condition: II
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