German Helmets Gallery

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German sallet, circa 1500.from The Wallace Collection
German closed burgonet, circa 1530.from the Worchester Museum of Art
historicaltimes:Pyramid of captured German helmets in front of the NYC Grand Central Terminal, 1918.
Etched German burgonet, circa 1560from The Worcester Museum of Art, Higgins Armory Collection
Burgonet with falling buff, Austria or Southern Germany, dated 1543.from The Philadelphia Museum of
German burgonet, late 16th centuryfrom The State Historical Museum, Moscow
German sallet, circa 1490.from The Royal Armouries Collection
Silver and gold leaf decorated burgonet, Germany, circa 1560.from The Wallace Collection
German “Company Fool” helmet, World War I. Given to the individual who did the dumbest stunts of the
Zichage attributed to Hans Michel (armorer) and Anton Peffenhauser (etcher) of Augsburg, Germany, 16
German zischagge, early 17th centuryfrom The Worchester Art Museum
German Guard du Corps helmet, circa 1900from Czerny’s Interntional Auction House
German Comb Morion Helmet, late 16th Century.
“The Kaiser, on horseback, photographed smiling and surrounded by his men during the manoeuvres of 1
German black and white comb morion, 16th century.from Czerny’s International Auction House
scrapironflotilla:Giant Pyramid of Captured German Pickelhaube Helmets from WWI Grand Central Termin
Close helmet for use in the field, German, circa 1560.from The Philadelphia Museum of Art
Close helmet for use in the field, Germany, circa 1560.from The Philadelphia Museum of Art
Albrecht Dürer, design for tournament helmets in three elevations, Turnierhelme, around 1500 | Musée
Close helmet for use in free tourney, produced in Augsburg Germany, mid 16th century.from The Philad
German Stormtroopers with Gaede helmets and gas masks
Close helmet for use in the field, German, circa 1560.from The Philadelphia Museum of Art
The Judgement of ParisHans von Aachen (German; 1552–1615)1590Oil on copperBirmingham Museum of Art,
Captured German helmet with interesting art, World War Ifrom IMA-USA
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