British Victorian Colonial Pith Helmet Spike Assembly German Militaria The PPSh saw extensive combat

The PPSh saw extensive combat use during World War II and the Korean War

As he withdrew his pistol either to throw it to the ground or in an attempt to fight back

but is most notable for its ability to produce a high volume of suppressive fire

The shooter used his middle finger to draw back the "figure 8" lever and then released it forward to cock the hammer and rotate the cylinder

The interior is fully lined with heavy black wool and has one inside pocket with worn size label

British Victorian Colonial Pith Helmet Spike Assembly German Militaria The PPSh saw extensive combatNew Made Item: Used mostly on formal occasions these are the correct all brass spike assemblies that replaced the standard "top button" on most every British 19th century Pith Helmet. Just remove the large "top button" on your pith helmet and replace with this new made assembly to be ready for the ceremonial parade. It wasn't only the Germans who had Spiked Helmets, the British used nickel plated spike assemblies on blue cloth helmets and brass spike