Original German WWI Prussian M1895 Artillery Pickelhaube Helmet Dated 1897 with Faint Markings - Reproduction Chinstrap & Cockades - Wappen Detached - Kugelhelm Japanese Flare Guns The answer as to how

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Original German WWI Prussian M1895 Artillery Pickelhaube Helmet Dated 1897 with Faint Markings - Reproduction Chinstrap & Cockades - Wappen Detached - Kugelhelm Japanese Flare Guns The answer as to howOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fair condition Imperial Prussian Artillery enlisted man's Mannschaften (other ranks) pickelhaube. On this version of the Pickelhaube, a ball representing a cannon ball replaced the usual spike, leading this to be referred to as an Artillerie Kugelhelm (Artillery Ball Top Helm). The M1895 was the final pre 1914 evolution in a long series of pickelhaube helmets. It displays a tarnished condition detached