Original Imperial German WWI Überzug Helmet Cover for Pickelhaube Helmets with Tall Spikes - D.R.P. Marked Category_Display Guns & Parts Sets the Battalion moved to Eilenburg

the Battalion moved to Eilenburg and Sprotta

and the top 17 inches is a large sleeve

Pancoast was shot through the stomach and lungs

he commanded the Cranbrook Company of the Territorial Battalion of The Buffs

The rear of the cross guard is marked in the center with SS Disctrict number I

Original Imperial German WWI Überzug Helmet Cover for Pickelhaube Helmets with Tall Spikes - D.R.P. Marked Category_Display Guns & Parts Sets the Battalion moved to EilenburgOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a good condition original berzug (helmet cover), something that we have only had very few of before. Thought by some to be a product of the First World war, the berzug ("Pull over" or helmet cover) was first introduced for general issue on 17 May 1892. The brass and German silver fittings on all pickelhaube helmets, although very attractive in garrison, proved to be highly reflective and were determined to be