Original 19th century Prussian Cuirassier Pickelhaube Helmet

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Original 19th century Prussian Cuirassier Pickelhaube HelmetThis is an original 19th century Prussian cuirassier Pickelhaube, most likely dating from between 1870 and 1890. Worn by elite heavy cavalry regiments in the Imperial German Army, the helmet features a polished steel body with brass fittings and the iconic fluted spike, presenting a striking silhouette evocative of the Franco Prussian War era. The large gilt brass wappen (front plate) displays the crowned Prussian eagle bearing the FR cipher, with the

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