Bohemia & Moravia, Protectorate. A Municipal Police Officer-Grade Felt Helmet, By Jan Malina certificate_of_authenticity from 1774 known as Rumiantsev-Zadunaisky

from 1774 known as Rumiantsev-Zadunaisky for his military victories "across the Danube

advising Wilhelm Peters that

constructed of a black woven rayon blend

Dietrich vouched on behalf of her sister and her sister's husband

the arms and Buckingham Palace masthead printed in red ink

Bohemia & Moravia, Protectorate. A Municipal Police Officer-Grade Felt Helmet, By Jan Malina certificate_of_authenticity from 1774 known as Rumiantsev-ZadunaiskyAn extremely well preserved officer grade Municipal Police felt helmet, constructed of a sturdy black pressed composite fibre. The shell features two gilded bronze crossbars which meet in the middle in the centre of the crown, and connect at all four ends to a band of identical construction set around the lower shell. Pinned onto the peak of the helmet is an insignia consisting of a central gilded Protectorate coat of arms, within a circular linden