Netherlands, Kingdom. A 17th Century Zischägge GTRexclude exhibiting light wear in the

exhibiting light wear in the corners on the bottom

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there are two gray cotton pockets

with a banjo-style pinback meeting a flat wire catch

Netherlands, Kingdom. A 17th Century Zischägge GTRexclude exhibiting light wear in theA Lobster Tailed Pot Helmet, also known as a zischgge, featuring a blackened steel shell (magnetic), a rounded skull with a multi directional comb increasing strength of the skull itself, with hand forged ring at top. Front visor with rounded crimped edging with a forward projecting peak, marked with stamped "F" and "3", with sliding nasal bar held by original screw post assembly, marked "4" and "4", The characteristic lobster tail itself is composed