deepeeka german pickelhaube 1889

deepeeka german pickelhaube 1889The Pickelhaube is a Prussian helmet designed in 1842 by Frederik Willem the 4th of Prussia. After his son Willem had become emperor of the German Empire, it was worn by German military personnel, firefighters, and the police. It became most widely known as the German helmet of the First World War. The helmet is a replica of a Prussian cuirassier helmet from 1889. At the front, a Prussian eagle is affixed bearing the text "Mit Gott fr Knig und

This 13th century drinking horn decoration was excavated in the region of Dumfries and Galloway

The sword is supplied with a leather sheath

or titans imprisoned by the gods

It has been woven four in one from blackened rings

Knives of this type were employed throughout Europe in prehistory

Adjustment to your size is achieved by means of the leather laces on the front and the belts on the sides

Combined with a skirt and possibly a bodice

the pouch presents a fine blend of style and practicality

taller kite shields that had been designed to protect the rider's leg

these shoes make a seamless addition to your authentic ensemble

Elastic bands are featured around the wrist and the neck

) and a blade of some 22 cm