Original Imperial German WWI Era Ceremonial State flag of the Kingdom of Prussia (1701–1750) - 42” x 48 ½” Manufacture Type_Original Items The exterior paint of this

The exterior paint of this helmet shows wear

After VE Day

and even a shoulder board

A midnight attack by the 1st and 2nd Battalions took La Trinite on the night of 4–5 September

The condition of the gun and the markings are completely consistent with frontier use during the Indian Wars period

Original Imperial German WWI Era Ceremonial State flag of the Kingdom of Prussia (1701–1750) - 42” x 48 ½” Manufacture Type_Original Items The exterior paint of thisOriginal Item: Only One Available. This flag is truly fascinating. It dates back to the early days of the Kingdom in Prussia and was in use from 1701 to 1750. What makes this flag particularly interesting is that it was likely created during the Pre to Early WWI era, either as a patriotic symbol similar to how Americans use the "Betsy Ross" flag or for ceremonial and parade purposes. While the original purpose of the flag remains a mystery, it is a