Description
Specs and Size of this German Millitaria 1860 Helmet
- Ear to Ear: 17 cm
- Front to Back: 20 cm
- Inner Circumference: 64 cm
- Weight: 3.50 Kg (Approx)
- Material: Brass
- Standard Sheet Thickness – 1.2 mm
$500.00 $475.00
This helmet was part of the uniform worn by the Kaiser’s elite cavalry regiment, the Garde du Corps, and the Garde-Kürrassier-Regiment. The helmet is referred to as a pickelhaube because when it was worn in the field, the eagle was removed and replaced with a spike. The eagle was worn on parade and whenever full dress was required. The first Prussian monarch, King Frederick I, introduced the Garde du Corps, but they were later disbanded by his successor only to be revived by Frederick the Great in 1740. The regiment became the personal royal bodyguard of the King of Prussia and later the Kaiser. During the First World War, the Garde du Corps served in Belgium, Poland, Latvia and the Ukraine
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