Prussia, Kingdom. An Infantry Officer’s Pickelhaube Hold Accompanied by records from the

Accompanied by records from the National Archives confirming that Colour Sergeant Henry Johnson was in the Crimea

some of the silver finish has been lost

with leather tab emboss stamped with the "DRANSFELD & Co MENDEN 7 W" maker mark and dated "1936" on the obverse and emboss stamped "L

with handle and hinged at the top

accompanied by its 35

Prussia, Kingdom. An Infantry Officer’s Pickelhaube Hold Accompanied by records from the(Preuen Pickelhaube fr einen Offizier der Infanterie). A very well preserved Prussian Infantry Officers Pickelhaube, constructed of a pressed and reinforced blackened leather shell. Affixed to the crown with four rivets is a polished silvered bronze disc, with raised eight pointed star capping each rivet. Emanating from the centre of the disc is a protruding, tapering spike measuring 115 mm in height from base to tip. Extending from the back of the