Thank you for your nice comments

Thanks guys :) I‘m with you, Steve. With a long regency of Frederick III., the british and german monarchies probably would have been friends like France and GB under Edward VII. But I think a worldwar was inevitable, only the alliances would have been different. The people had to experience the dev...

Dear friends, I‘m very happy to show my latest addition to my collection :) It‘s a presentation frame with a signed photograph of Crown-Princess Victoria of Prussia, the later „Empress Frederick“. The Photograph is from 1883 and has been taken by the royal Photo-Studio „Reichard & Linder“. The signa...

Nice Helmet, congratulations

Please describe some more details about the Helmet you are looking for.
What price you are willing to pay? Officer- or EM-Helmet? Artillery or Field-Artillery? Condition?
There a some Artillery-Helmets on weitze.net, kpemig and history-shop.

Great Post, thank you for all your efforts

Congratulations Coert, another nice Helmet and maybe a project to improve your stiching skills for your Tschapka

A very interesting and really good Post! Thank you for your efforts and for sharing it

Nice find and good luck with the liner.
Hope you will make a restoration-post when you are replacing the Liner

Another great pic in very good quality. Thank sou for sharing

Awesome picture, I love it
Thank you for sharing.

Thank you for the interesting post and congrats to your rare item

A real beauty, thank you for sharing

Very nice, congratulations, excellent condition. You are very lucky to have the original chin strap with those neusilber fittings. One thing about wetting the leather top....the process does leave a white water stain on the inside of the shell. I have even tried distilled water but to no avail. Pro...

Although I don‘t collect weapons, a very interesting post.
Thank you for sharing John

Nice Helmet and interesting speculations, thank you for sharing

ww1czechlegion wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 10, 2020 2:01 pm

I can make out the "Scho_ _ agel". Could it be "Schorwagel"? "Schormagel"? "Schornagel"?

Nice Helmet, congratulations:)
The Name is „Schönnagel“. I‘m sure Philippe will find more details about him

You got an impressive Collection-Room, well done

Coold be from Inf.-Regiment „Kaiser Wilhelm, König von Preußen“ (2.Württembergisches) Nr.120

Great Helmet, thank you for sharing

A nice find, congratulations

Welcome to the Forum

Congratulations to your new Helmet

Wonderful presentation..I like it

Really superb, I hope I will also have such a collection one day

Great group, thank you for sharing

A real beauty, thank you for sharing

Outstanding group..I love it

Wonderfull group, congratulations

Looks great Brian, well done

Welcome to the Forum

Great Photo

Beautiful Tschakos, thank you for sharing

I love the Officer Star with enamel, looks so great. Congratulations

Nice set, congratulations

Looks really great, Kris. A very interesting collection, I love it

Awesome group... Congratulations

Well written Lairs13 . I bought an expensive item from a German EBay seller that I have done many deals with in early April . He sent the item registered mail April 14 and gave me a tracking number . On April 24 the package was retuned to him saying they were not going to the US A at this time .I b...

Hello all,
unfortunately I had to cancel my restoration project, because of hidden damages of the Helmet. That‘s why I‘d like to sale the Officer-Liner I bought for it. I’ve listed it on ebay if somebody is interested

https://www.ebay.de/itm/324147204303

Welcome to the Forum

Thank you for sharing... a great story and Helmet. Well done

Nice Helmet, congratulations and thank you for sharing

Very nice and so detailed. Great sets

Looks really great... a very fine grouping

Very nice! Congratulations

Great cap, thank you for sharing

Beautiful Plates and great post, thank you gor sharing

I am wondering if the inscription on James's krug is celebrating 25 years of army service?

I would think so. He will have served in the bavarian army. Such gifts were always related to the profession.

Very nice
Do you find a makers stamp on these caps?

Last, what does your visor inscription say? I see Ad. 25....... I read „A. D. 25 jähr. Dienstjubiläum“ (but „jubiläum“ written with „e“ „jubeläum“). If you like, with the keywords „Reservistenkrug glas“ you‘ll find saxony jugs with complete Chin-Scale. I attached the Link below. It works better wit...