Original German WWI Prussian M1915 Infantry EM/NCO Pickelhaube Spiked Helmet in Relic Condition Russian Awards Medals Badges Insignia In spite of the Werndl

In spite of the Werndl being long obsolete by World War I

which involved establishing a roadblock along the coastal road that connected Grandcamp and Vierville

BEASLEY who was a B-24 Liberator bomber pilot in the 372d Bombardment Squadron

December 1944-January 1945

Many other components have the shortened serial number 68

Original German WWI Prussian M1915 Infantry EM/NCO Pickelhaube Spiked Helmet in Relic Condition Russian Awards Medals Badges Insignia In spite of the WerndlOriginal Item: Only One Available. We have had some very nice German Pickelhaube helmets in the past, and some that definitely had a lot of service wear. This example however is a bit past that, and we would consider this a "relic condition" helmet, suitable only as a display piece. The vent and spike are stuck on, the shell is deformed and almost crushed, and the chin strap is long gone, leaving only the lugs. It definitely has the look of a helmet