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    19th Century Cavalry Helmet for ID

    I've had this for at least 30 years but never figured out what it is. I just opened a box from storage and found it again so I'm curious if anyone can identify it. Although it has a French look, there is no provision for a plume as is typical on French helmets so I presume it is Belgian, South American, Danish or something.
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    Last edited by paulj; 10-28-2017, 02:34 PM.

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      Peru? Rob
      God please take justin bieber and gave us dio back

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        Can not find an exact match but those chin scales. the cockades and the Medusa were used on 19th C Belgium helmets.

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          Scrolling through Pinterest I found an identical helmet but the description "Helmet for a Cuirassier 1850-1900" is vague and may just be a guess. https://www.pinterest.co.uk/pin/414331234438551584/

          The design of the embossing on the sides of the comb is unique as is the white plumage. This helmet, identified as NIII guard cuirassier, also has a similar comb design, chain and cockade. https://www.pinterest.co.uk/pin/550354016939474507/

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