prussian pickelhaube 1889 Bijlen emperor Claudius came to Britannia

emperor Claudius came to Britannia himself to lead command over his troops

Voiders were worn in the late Middle Ages on the arms of gambesons

The leather flap on the upper side allows you to connect it to your clothing

They are supplied in sets of 10 pieces

and between 958 and 987 AD

prussian pickelhaube 1889 Bijlen emperor Claudius came to BritanniaThe Pickelhaube is a Prussian helmet that was designed in 1842 by Frederick William IV of Prussia. After his son, William, had become emperor of the German Empire, it was worn by the German military, firemen and police. It has mostly become known as the German helmet of the First World War. This pickelhaube is based on originals that were produced from 1889 onwards. Around this period, the Prussian infantry was amongst the finest army units in the