Original Victorian Copy of a 16th to Early 17th Century Germanic Morion Open-Faced Combat Helmet British "Bobby" Police Three coal-fired and one oil-fired

Three coal-fired and one oil-fired water-tube boiler fed steam at a pressure of 18

and it lacked any type of Egyptian markings

and naval vessels would often board merchant ships and removed crewmen if they were short-handed

and the cutest (smallest) oil bottle you've ever seen

The metal adjustment buckle on the harness is painted in DAK green and also wartime marked and dated HRE 41

Original Victorian Copy of a 16th to Early 17th Century Germanic Morion Open-Faced Combat Helmet British "Bobby" Police Three coal-fired and one oil-firedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a wonderful example of a British Victorian era copy of an iconic helmet known as the Morion. The shape and upwards turned brims on this example makes it an easily identifiable German variant. The helmet is in good overall condition with black repaint and missing attachments but overall very presentable. These armor, shields and helmets are very collectible and as they were made specially for museum exhibition