Original Imperial German WWI Prussian M1895 Infantry Officer Pickelhaube Spiked Helmet in Relic Condition Snider Rifle Parts and WKG are the initials

and WKG are the initials of the inspector who approved the sling for service

The upper quillon arms have the engraved style oak leaves and acorns

and the colors are vibrant

Hutton did as much as he could with flight boots: a silk map and compass were stuffed into cavity in the heel

Berkeley where he was involved with the debate team and met his future wife Arline May Coe

Original Imperial German WWI Prussian M1895 Infantry Officer Pickelhaube Spiked Helmet in Relic Condition Snider Rifle Parts and WKG are the initialsOriginal Item: Only One Available. Here we have a very nice "relic condition" officers pickelhaube spike helmet from a Prussian Infantry Regiment, most likely used during the Great War. The Pickelhaube of commissioned officers holding a rank from Lieutenant to Colonel are all identical in features, but not in quality. Quality of helmets within these ranks depended entirely on how much the individual wanted to spend. A lowly Lieutenant's helmet may be