Germany, Imperial. An M1915 Pickelhaube for Enlisted Ranks Archive the reverse inscribed “Unsern Tapfern

the reverse inscribed “Unsern Tapfern Kriegern” (Our brave fighters) within a laurel wreath that is tied together with ribbons at the base

and was buried at Arlington National Cemetery alongside his wife

and the Mine Run

which included a stop at Fort Churchill from October 22

Germany, Imperial. An M1915 Pickelhaube for Enlisted Ranks Archive the reverse inscribed “Unsern Tapfern(Preuen 1. Weltkrieg Pickelhaube Modell 1915 feldgrau fr Mannschaften der Infanterie). An M1915 Prussian issue Pickelhaube for Enlisted ranks, constructed of a black vulcan fibre shell. Situated atop the crown is an oxidized magnetic metal spike perforated along the neck with ventilation holes, and which is secured in place with a baseplate featuring four rivets. A spine of identical construction emanates from the back of the baseplate and extends