Original Imperial German Franco-Prussian War Era Saxon M1889 Uhlan Tschapka Officer’s Helmet with Chinscales & Good Markings - Rare German Edged Weapons The correct early war aluminum

The correct early war aluminum liner band is marked 64 n

There are two blacked animal menuki grip ornaments with gilt highlights held in place by the wrapping

but this example is well-marked to Maryland

The squadron left Italy in July 1945 and reformed at Sioux Falls Army Air Field

the recognition of the Francoist regime by France and the United Kingdom in February 1939

Original Imperial German Franco-Prussian War Era Saxon M1889 Uhlan Tschapka Officer’s Helmet with Chinscales & Good Markings - Rare German Edged Weapons The correct early war aluminumOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is an outstanding helmet that never had an example of before. This is a Saxon Uhlan Tschapka in the Model of 1889, with the body and mortarboard being a single piece. This example appears to have been fitted with a later style Wappen and a reproduction cockade, but retains original chinscales and a great retained liner. In 1889 a new model of Tschapka was introduced. The flat top was reduced in size