Sweden, Kingdom. A Svea Life Guards Pickelhaube, c. 1914 Hold twenty-three incorporating enamels

twenty-three incorporating enamels

with columns for the various clasps to the QSA

Accompanied by three Australian Commonwealth Military Forces Badges: Cap Badge (modern issue

the obverse pebbled with a circular raised border of oak leaves with a raised mobile swastika in the centre

1955 and to Sub Staff Sergeant on April 2

Sweden, Kingdom. A Svea Life Guards Pickelhaube, c. 1914 Hold twenty-three incorporating enamelsA Swedish Pickelhaube constructed of a dark leather shell with brass detailing. The crown features a brass spike measuring 12 cm in length, fastened to the helmet at the three, six, nine, and twelve oclock positions by four star shaped rivets. A brass bar extends from the top of the crown along the back of the baseplate to the leather neck guard. Fastened to the peak of the helmet with two rivets is a brass plate bearing the national emblem of Sweden,