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The 17th (Bavarian) Cavalry Regiment (colloquially known as the 17th Cavalry) in Bamberg was a cavalry unit of the Reichswer formed in 1919
is totally a mystery to me but that's history for you
nationally distinctive goggles types were designed by the various belligerent countries and these tended to eclipse these pre-war lightweight Edwardian types
The belt hanger is the correct early pattern
The shearling wool on the inside is in great shape
Original German WWII Heer Army M35 Former Single Decal Helmet with 1943 Dated 57cm Liner & RBNr. Marked Chinstrap - Stamped Q64 Brunswick Guns The 17th (Bavarian) Cavalry RegimentOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very good condition all original example of a German WWII M35 helmet shell, as issued to the Heer (Army), which has lived a long and interesting life! It was originally finished early war smooth paint, and most likely had "Double Decals" installed at one point, however during the war it was sent back to arsenal and refurbished. It had the original decals removed and was repainted with wartime textured
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