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An M 1895 helmet for enlisted men of the Line Infantry and photos Black-lacquered leather cup (crackled) with non-ferrous metal fittings. Gold-plated eagle emblem secured with leather wedges, neck strap (ventilation slider), smooth, rigid peak on a plate with four round-head rivets, leather chin strap with a No. 91 button, and imperial and state cockades made of lacquered sheet iron. Black leather lining; the size stamps “56” and “1914” are inside the helmet. Also included are approximately 100 individual photographs from the World War I era, mostly of infantry and artillery, including some color photographs. Partially slightly damaged; shows signs of wear and age. Condition: II
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