Original German WWI Bavarian Model 1914 Tin Plate Pickelhaube Helmet - Eisenblech Ersatz-Helme - Manufactured by Bing of Nurnberg British Holsters son of Viscount Runciman of

son of Viscount Runciman of Doxford

The Wehrmacht was used to pressgang local people and most were taken by force to the Reich

and most likely was then upgraded to percussion later in the 19th century

he acquired manuscript paper and pencils

The bottle itself shows some dirt on the exterior

Original German WWI Bavarian Model 1914 Tin Plate Pickelhaube Helmet - Eisenblech Ersatz-Helme - Manufactured by Bing of Nurnberg British Holsters son of Viscount Runciman ofOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a rare German first world war Bavarian Mannschaften (Other Ranks) brass mounted tin plate (not leather) helmet known as a Pickelhaube, for the Foot troops (Infantry). The specific model is actually quite rare and is known as a Eisenblech (tin plate) Ersatz Helme (Substitute helmet). The M1914 was the second to last step in the final evolution in a long series of spiked helmets. It was manufactured from tin,