Original 17th Century English Civil War Walloon Broadsword with Blade by Francisco Ruiz of Toledo - Distributed by “HARVEY” Sterling SMG smart-looking high-end officer pickelhaube from

smart-looking high-end officer pickelhaube from a Prussian Infantry Regiment

Each shoulder board has the number “227” indicating the regiment

and provided just a little bit of assurance to any traveler

The helmets were officially called the Sturzhelm nach Vorschrift des NSKK (Crash Helmet according to NSKK regulations)

The sight works well

Original 17th Century English Civil War Walloon Broadsword with Blade by Francisco Ruiz of Toledo - Distributed by “HARVEY” Sterling SMG smart-looking high-end officer pickelhaube fromOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This came to us from one of the most respected Ancient Arms Dealers in the United States, who happens to reside in New York State. What we have here is an absolutely wonderful 17th Century Broadsword known as a "Walloon Sword", its original design maybe originating in the Walloon section of what we now know as Belgium. In those days it was part of France or part of the Spanish Netherlands. Their work was then considered