Helm für Mannschaften der Infanterie, Schleswig-Holstein, um 1848 - photo 1

Helm für Mannschaften der Infanterie, Schleswig-Holstein, um 1848

Lot 708
04.11.2024 10:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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ID 1326188
Lot 708 | Helm für Mannschaften der Infanterie, Schleswig-Holstein, um 1848
Helm für Mannschaften der Infanterie, Schleswig-Holstein, um 1848
Hohe, schwarz lackierte Lederglocke mit eckigem Vorderschirm, Beschläge aus Buntmetall (Vergoldungsspuren) und weißem Metall. Nackenschiene, Kreuzblatt mit vier Rundkopfschrauben aus Neusilber (Bügelmuttern), darauf eine glatte drehbare Spitze. Versplintetes, schön vergoldetes Emblem in Form des Doppeladlers mit dem bekrönten Wappen Schleswig-Holsteins auf der Brust. Konvexe, lederunterlegte Schuppenketten an geometrischen Rosetten und langen Schrauben, rechts die Landeskokarde aus steifem lackierten Leder, links die Bundeskokarde aus Leder. Schön erhaltenes dunkelbraunes Lederlaschenfutter. Partiell leicht beschädigt, Gebrauchs- und Altersspuren. Seltener früher Helm in guter Originalerhaltung.
Ab Herbst 1848 war für alle mit den Preußen verbündeten schleswig-holsteinischen Truppen der gesamtdeutsche Doppeladler mit dem Wappen Schleswig-Holsteins vorgeschrieben. Als Kokarden dienten das Blau-Weiß-Rot für Schleswig-Holstein und das Schwarz-Rot-Gold des Bundes.
A helmet for enlisted men of the infantry, Schleswig-Holstein, circa 1848
A helmet for enlisted men of the infantry, Schleswig-Holstein, circa 1848
Tall, black lacquered leather skull with square front peak, the fittings of non-ferrous metal (with traces of gold-plating) and white metal. Rear spine, cruciform base with four domed rivets of nickel silver (U-nuts) and smooth, detachable spike. Held by cotter pins a fine, gold-plated front plate in the form of a double-headed eagle bearing the crowned coat of arms of Schleswig-Holsteins on its chest. Convex leather-lined chin scales on geometrical bosses and long screws, the right side with the state cockade of stiff lacquered leather, the left with the leather national cockade. Well preserved, dark brown leather flap lining. Partially slightly damaged, signs of use and age. Rarely worn early helmet in good original condition.
In autumn 1848, the German double-headed eagle combined with the Schleswig-Holstein coat of arms became mandatory for all Schleswig-Holstein units allied with Prussia. As cockades the blue-white-red for Schleswig-Holstein and the black-red-gold of the confederation were used.
Condition: II
Auction house category:Prussia: Infantry
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