Prussia, Kingdom. A Prussian Guards Officer’s Pickelhaube, By Clemen certificate_of_authenticity Patina to a creamy champagne

Patina to a creamy champagne colour

and the introduction year (1941) with the typical die-flaw on 9 signature to wreath maker C

studied archeology and art history

before rejoining 25 Company

Belgic out of Liverpool on October 4

Prussia, Kingdom. A Prussian Guards Officer’s Pickelhaube, By Clemen certificate_of_authenticity Patina to a creamy champagne(Preuen Garde Regiment Pickelhaube fr Offizier). A Prussian Guards Officers Pickelhaube, constructed of a boiled and blackened leather shell. Situated atop the crown is a gilded brass spike perforated around the neck with ventilation holes, and which is secured in place with a baseplate featuring four rivets. A bar of identical construction emanates from the back of the baseplate and extends down to a boiled and blackened leather neck guard. Riveted