Original German WWI Unit Marked Prussian M1895 Pickelhaube Spiked Helmet with Liner - Size 57 Holsters & Cases - German WWII Panzer EM/NCO’s

- German WWII Panzer EM/NCO’s M39 Breast Eagle: The German army originally adopted a slightly modified version of the NSDAP’s

Often referred to as the "Panzer Beret"

An additional provision for rough usage was a pair of brass studs placed along the top edge of the box to keep the lid aligned when it is closed

repainted and marked "2 PARA"

the Cup and Saucer house to house the many Napoleonic relics that the emigres brought with them and to serve as a home for Napoleon in the event he could escape St

Original German WWI Unit Marked Prussian M1895 Pickelhaube Spiked Helmet with Liner - Size 57 Holsters & Cases - German WWII Panzer EM/NCO’sOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a nice example of an M1895 Pickelhaube with a Prussian Wappen (front plate). This example is stamped under the rear visor with a size and unit marking: TXV 57 The TXV could be a train unit, and the 57 is the size. There are also stampings that appear to be 36 III, but we are unsure of their meaning. The helmet is missing both cockades and the chinstrap. The front wappen features a crowned Prussian state eagle