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Original Model 1915 Prussian Pickelhaube
Original Model 1915 Prussian Pickelhaube
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Guns International #: 102208539
Category - Collectibles - WWI
- Military Collectible Non US
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Seller: James Carr's Antique Guns and Collectibles
Member Since: 3/8/15
First Name: James
Last Name: Carr
State:
Colorado
Zip: 81403
Country: United States
Phone: (703) 431-3159
Premium Seller
Active Listings: 20
Total Listings: 128
Seller Type:Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: Zelle, money orders or checks with cleared funds
Original Model 1915 Prussian Pickelhaube
Description:
The Model 1915 “Mannschaften” Pickelhaube, used by both enlisted men and NCO’s in the Imperial Prussian Line, was the last model of Pickelhaube issued prior to the move to steel helmets in 1916. In accordance with 1915 regulations, these Pickelhaubes were constructed from boiled leather, which was shaped and then lacquered black. The fittings were all made from oxidized steel.
Overall, this example has survived in very good condition. The front plate (“wappen”) features a crowned Prussian state eagle clutching a scepter and orb in its claws, over the King's motto, MIT GOTT FÜR KOENIG UND VATERLAND (With God for King and Country, i.e. Prussia). Two small metal loops on the back of the plate insert through two corresponding holes at the front center of the helmet shell. These loops were originally secured inside with two small leather wedges. The leather wedges have not survived and have been replaced with two small wires on the inside. The exterior of the helmet shell is in very good condition, with no distortion of shape and with good retention of finish. The front and rear visors are both well attached with their stitching intact. There is no leather chin strap surviving. The leather crown of the helmet displays a removable vented spike which is fully intact and undented, mounted on a steel baseplate, with the matching attachment plate and mounting clips inside the helmet fully intact. The full interior leather liner is present and is in good condition, including surprisingly the top tie thong which seldom survives. There is an undecipherable stamp on the underside of the rear visor which is either a manufacturer’s stamp or a size identification.
My price of $425 includes free shipping. I only accept payment by USPS money order or personal check once cleared. I only ship to recipients within the Continental United States.
SOLD
Description:
The Model 1915 “Mannschaften” Pickelhaube, used by both enlisted men and NCO’s in the Imperial Prussian Line, was the last model of Pickelhaube issued prior to the move to steel helmets in 1916. In accordance with 1915 regulations, these Pickelhaubes were constructed from boiled leather, which was shaped and then lacquered black. The fittings were all made from oxidized steel.
Overall, this example has survived in very good condition. The front plate (“wappen”) features a crowned Prussian state eagle clutching a scepter and orb in its claws, over the King's motto, MIT GOTT FÜR KOENIG UND VATERLAND (With God for King and Country, i.e. Prussia). Two small metal loops on the back of the plate insert through two corresponding holes at the front center of the helmet shell. These loops were originally secured inside with two small leather wedges. The leather wedges have not survived and have been replaced with two small wires on the inside. The exterior of the helmet shell is in very good condition, with no distortion of shape and with good retention of finish. The front and rear visors are both well attached with their stitching intact. There is no leather chin strap surviving. The leather crown of the helmet displays a removable vented spike which is fully intact and undented, mounted on a steel baseplate, with the matching attachment plate and mounting clips inside the helmet fully intact. The full interior leather liner is present and is in good condition, including surprisingly the top tie thong which seldom survives. There is an undecipherable stamp on the underside of the rear visor which is either a manufacturer’s stamp or a size identification.
My price of $425 includes free shipping. I only accept payment by USPS money order or personal check once cleared. I only ship to recipients within the Continental United States.
SOLD
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Guns International #: 102208539
Category - Collectibles - WWI
- Military Collectible Non US
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: James Carr's Antique Guns and Collectibles
Member Since: 3/8/15
First Name: James
Last Name: Carr
State:
Colorado
Zip: 81403
Country: United States
Phone: (703) 431-3159
Premium Seller
Active Listings: 20
Total Listings: 128
Seller Type:Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: Zelle, money orders or checks with cleared funds
Original Model 1915 Prussian Pickelhaube
Description: The Model 1915 “Mannschaften” Pickelhaube, used by both enlisted men and NCO’s in the Imperial Prussian Line, was the last model of Pickelhaube issued prior to the move to steel helmets in 1916. In accordance with 1915 regulations, these Pickelhaubes were constructed from boiled leather, which was shaped and then lacquered black. The fittings were all made from oxidized steel. Overall, this example has survived in very good condition. The front plate (“wappen”) features a crowned Prussian state eagle clutching a scepter and orb in its claws, over the King's motto, MIT GOTT FÜR KOENIG UND VATERLAND (With God for King and Country, i.e. Prussia). Two small metal loops on the back of the plate insert through two corresponding holes at the front center of the helmet shell. These loops were originally secured inside with two small leather wedges. The leather wedges have not survived and have been replaced with two small wires on the inside. The exterior of the helmet shell is in very good condition, with no distortion of shape and with good retention of finish. The front and rear visors are both well attached with their stitching intact. There is no leather chin strap surviving. The leather crown of the helmet displays a removable vented spike which is fully intact and undented, mounted on a steel baseplate, with the matching attachment plate and mounting clips inside the helmet fully intact. The full interior leather liner is present and is in good condition, including surprisingly the top tie thong which seldom survives. There is an undecipherable stamp on the underside of the rear visor which is either a manufacturer’s stamp or a size identification. My price of $425 includes free shipping. I only accept payment by USPS money order or personal check once cleared. I only ship to recipients within the Continental United States. SOLD |
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Guns International #: 102208539
Category - Collectibles - WWI
- Military Collectible Non US
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: James Carr's Antique Guns and Collectibles
Member Since: 3/8/15
First Name: James
Last Name: Carr
State:
Colorado
Zip: 81403
Country: United States
Phone: (703) 431-3159
Premium Seller
Active Listings: 20
Total Listings: 128
Seller Type:Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: Zelle, money orders or checks with cleared funds
Original Model 1915 Prussian Pickelhaube
Description:
The Model 1915 “Mannschaften” Pickelhaube, used by both enlisted men and NCO’s in the Imperial Prussian Line, was the last model of Pickelhaube issued prior to the move to steel helmets in 1916. In accordance with 1915 regulations, these Pickelhaubes were constructed from boiled leather, which was shaped and then lacquered black. The fittings were all made from oxidized steel.
Overall, this example has survived in very good condition. The front plate (“wappen”) features a crowned Prussian state eagle clutching a scepter and orb in its claws, over the King's motto, MIT GOTT FÜR KOENIG UND VATERLAND (With God for King and Country, i.e. Prussia). Two small metal loops on the back of the plate insert through two corresponding holes at the front center of the helmet shell. These loops were originally secured inside with two small leather wedges. The leather wedges have not survived and have been replaced with two small wires on the inside. The exterior of the helmet shell is in very good condition, with no distortion of shape and with good retention of finish. The front and rear visors are both well attached with their stitching intact. There is no leather chin strap surviving. The leather crown of the helmet displays a removable vented spike which is fully intact and undented, mounted on a steel baseplate, with the matching attachment plate and mounting clips inside the helmet fully intact. The full interior leather liner is present and is in good condition, including surprisingly the top tie thong which seldom survives. There is an undecipherable stamp on the underside of the rear visor which is either a manufacturer’s stamp or a size identification.
My price of $425 includes free shipping. I only accept payment by USPS money order or personal check once cleared. I only ship to recipients within the Continental United States.
SOLD
Description:
The Model 1915 “Mannschaften” Pickelhaube, used by both enlisted men and NCO’s in the Imperial Prussian Line, was the last model of Pickelhaube issued prior to the move to steel helmets in 1916. In accordance with 1915 regulations, these Pickelhaubes were constructed from boiled leather, which was shaped and then lacquered black. The fittings were all made from oxidized steel.
Overall, this example has survived in very good condition. The front plate (“wappen”) features a crowned Prussian state eagle clutching a scepter and orb in its claws, over the King's motto, MIT GOTT FÜR KOENIG UND VATERLAND (With God for King and Country, i.e. Prussia). Two small metal loops on the back of the plate insert through two corresponding holes at the front center of the helmet shell. These loops were originally secured inside with two small leather wedges. The leather wedges have not survived and have been replaced with two small wires on the inside. The exterior of the helmet shell is in very good condition, with no distortion of shape and with good retention of finish. The front and rear visors are both well attached with their stitching intact. There is no leather chin strap surviving. The leather crown of the helmet displays a removable vented spike which is fully intact and undented, mounted on a steel baseplate, with the matching attachment plate and mounting clips inside the helmet fully intact. The full interior leather liner is present and is in good condition, including surprisingly the top tie thong which seldom survives. There is an undecipherable stamp on the underside of the rear visor which is either a manufacturer’s stamp or a size identification.
My price of $425 includes free shipping. I only accept payment by USPS money order or personal check once cleared. I only ship to recipients within the Continental United States.
SOLD
Guns International #: 102208539
Guns International #: 102208539
Category - Collectibles - WWI
- Military Collectible Non US
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: James Carr's Antique Guns and Collectibles
Member Since: 3/8/15
First Name: James
Last Name: Carr
State:
Colorado
Zip: 81403
Country: United States
Phone: (703) 431-3159
Premium Seller
Active Listings: 20
Total Listings: 128
Seller Type:Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: Zelle, money orders or checks with cleared funds
Original Model 1915 Prussian Pickelhaube
Description:
The Model 1915 “Mannschaften” Pickelhaube, used by both enlisted men and NCO’s in the Imperial Prussian Line, was the last model of Pickelhaube issued prior to the move to steel helmets in 1916. In accordance with 1915 regulations, these Pickelhaubes were constructed from boiled leather, which was shaped and then lacquered black. The fittings were all made from oxidized steel.
Overall, this example has survived in very good condition. The front plate (“wappen”) features a crowned Prussian state eagle clutching a scepter and orb in its claws, over the King's motto, MIT GOTT FÜR KOENIG UND VATERLAND (With God for King and Country, i.e. Prussia). Two small metal loops on the back of the plate insert through two corresponding holes at the front center of the helmet shell. These loops were originally secured inside with two small leather wedges. The leather wedges have not survived and have been replaced with two small wires on the inside. The exterior of the helmet shell is in very good condition, with no distortion of shape and with good retention of finish. The front and rear visors are both well attached with their stitching intact. There is no leather chin strap surviving. The leather crown of the helmet displays a removable vented spike which is fully intact and undented, mounted on a steel baseplate, with the matching attachment plate and mounting clips inside the helmet fully intact. The full interior leather liner is present and is in good condition, including surprisingly the top tie thong which seldom survives. There is an undecipherable stamp on the underside of the rear visor which is either a manufacturer’s stamp or a size identification.
My price of $425 includes free shipping. I only accept payment by USPS money order or personal check once cleared. I only ship to recipients within the Continental United States.
SOLD
Description:
The Model 1915 “Mannschaften” Pickelhaube, used by both enlisted men and NCO’s in the Imperial Prussian Line, was the last model of Pickelhaube issued prior to the move to steel helmets in 1916. In accordance with 1915 regulations, these Pickelhaubes were constructed from boiled leather, which was shaped and then lacquered black. The fittings were all made from oxidized steel.
Overall, this example has survived in very good condition. The front plate (“wappen”) features a crowned Prussian state eagle clutching a scepter and orb in its claws, over the King's motto, MIT GOTT FÜR KOENIG UND VATERLAND (With God for King and Country, i.e. Prussia). Two small metal loops on the back of the plate insert through two corresponding holes at the front center of the helmet shell. These loops were originally secured inside with two small leather wedges. The leather wedges have not survived and have been replaced with two small wires on the inside. The exterior of the helmet shell is in very good condition, with no distortion of shape and with good retention of finish. The front and rear visors are both well attached with their stitching intact. There is no leather chin strap surviving. The leather crown of the helmet displays a removable vented spike which is fully intact and undented, mounted on a steel baseplate, with the matching attachment plate and mounting clips inside the helmet fully intact. The full interior leather liner is present and is in good condition, including surprisingly the top tie thong which seldom survives. There is an undecipherable stamp on the underside of the rear visor which is either a manufacturer’s stamp or a size identification.
My price of $425 includes free shipping. I only accept payment by USPS money order or personal check once cleared. I only ship to recipients within the Continental United States.
SOLD
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