Original Prussian M1867 Cuirassier Metal Cavalry Helmet from the Franco-Prussian War of 1870 Japanese Artwork & Posters Hand cut from an original

Hand cut from an original unissued new old stock roll of BeVo embroidered patches for the German WWII Heer (Army) M43 cap

Brown and Michael Adams shared a probable and one damaged

strategic reconnaissance

Original Item: Originally used in Victorian Era England through WWII

the regiment did not see action in the American Revolutionary War

Original Prussian M1867 Cuirassier Metal Cavalry Helmet from the Franco-Prussian War of 1870 Japanese Artwork & Posters Hand cut from an originalOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice example of a Prussian M1867 Krassier Metalhelme, or Cuirassier Metal Helmet. It differed from the earlier Model of 1862 in that it has a metal strip connecting the front and rear visor, though in this example the right side piece has been knocked off. Cuirassiers were a type of Heavy Cavalry, equipped with armor and firearms, and the Prussian groups wore all metal spiked helmets such as this one.