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Fig. 54. Conical helmet (copper)
Found in the river Somme, near Abbeville
H. 1 Musée d'Artillerie, Paris
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Fig. 56. Conical helmet (iron)
Found in a tomb at Mähren, Austria
Imperial Armoury, Vienna
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Fig. 57. Conical helmet (iron)
Found near Olmütz
Imperial Armoury, Vienna
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Fig. 58. Conical helmet (iron)
Found in a tomb at Mähren, Austria
Collection: Count Hans Wilczek, Schloss Kreuzenstein
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Fig. 59. (a and b) Conical segmented helmet (iron)
Found in the north of France. Profile and back views
Collection: Dr. Bashford Dean, New York