Musketeer helmet of the 1st Company, known as the "Grey Musk - Lot 80

Lot n° 80
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Musketeer helmet of the 1st Company, known as the "Grey Musk - Lot 80
Musketeer helmet of the 1st Company, known as the "Grey Musketeers", model 1814. Ball and visor in silver-plated copper (minor dents, replated). Crest with flanks decorated with flaming thunderbolts, enriched with thunderbolts, in front of an exploding grenade stamped with the corps motto "QUO RUIT ET LETHUX" ("Where it falls [allusion to the depicted grenade], so does death"), surmounted by three fleurs-de-lis, and enhanced at the base with a frieze of gilded brass heart stripes. Round musketeer cross plate with blackened interior, surrounded by branches of oak and laurel leaves, exploding pomegranate bosses, scale chinstraps lined with black velvet (grated) and pencil holder decorated with gilded brass fleur-de-lis friezes. Marmoset covered with horsehair. Mane trimmed with interlacing passementerie and black horsehair puff with gilded brass socket decorated with water leaves. Gold thread passementerie chinstrap cord (reinforced). Inner headpiece in black leather and silk, unfastened. Green leather-lined visor and black leather nape. With its white egret and black feather plume, with silver plume holder not in the model. Height: 41 cm. A.B.E. First Restoration period.
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