United Kingdom. A Sterling Silver M1818 King's German Legion Officer's Heavy Cavalry Helmet Plate consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac as his "Bronchitis" had weakened

as his "Bronchitis" had weakened his body

with enamel scratches to reverse

I Class Breast Star with Swords

Ranging from better than very fine near extremely fine

the obverse depicting the leftward facing bust of Friedrich II circumscribed by his name and title in German

United Kingdom. A Sterling Silver M1818 King's German Legion Officer's Heavy Cavalry Helmet Plate consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac as his "Bronchitis" had weakenedThe King's German Legion, 1st & 2nd Dragoon Regiments, a rare officer's frontal plate for the 1818 pattern heavy cavalry helmet, in die stamped hallmarked silver, London 1818, makers mark JA or possibly NA, the multi rayed plate with raised designs comprising the Royal Arms of Great Britain (1813 37), a Guelphic crown, and four battle honour scrolls Peninsula, Waterloo, Garzia Hernandez, the plate retains its convex shape, three ray finials missing