Recent content by Zebedeus

The last update....then i'll stop to annoying you. I promise you.:devilish:

Finally the first vertical showcase is full and complete. But nothing is definitive yet.

Even today something of the Austrian empire has been added. But work is slow. Few ideas but very confused. I add a headdress and remove two, then I move another and I'm never satisfied with the result... what an effort.

Charles my congrats. Every time I enter this thread and immerse myself in history with a capital H it is always a pleasure like the first time.. A large, unique and unattainable world class collection

Thank you gents for the appreciaments. For the french militaria lovers only.

The show must go on...

A close-up of the italian colonial stuffs (1890-1893).

You're right, Napoleonic shakos are a chimera, but I purchased this specimen at a modest price because it still looks dirty. In my opinion it is an original shako from the restoration period (1820-1840) on which an original Napoleonic frieze was mounted in distant times.

I will take your advice into serious consideration....

Dear Friends, I haven't been on the forum much in the last few weeks. In fact, I'm busy. In the little free time I have after work I'm creating a new project. I purchased a used display case, I proceeded with dismantling and transporting it. The electrical system was obsolete and so I completely...

You are right. The frieze embroidered on red cloth and the band of red cloth under the ranks are a peculiarity of colonels who have command of a regiment and of general officers only.

M1895 for the 12th infantry colonel commander of regiment.

You're such a steamroller, my friend. Well done!