Fusilier reg 33 (5 & 6 comp) and reg 34 officer

[Amybellars]

This wappen is stamped in one piece. Has a small break at its crown. Helmet body has no crazing and it's made of ersatz material.

 

[Stosstrupp]

Beautiful helmet.

 

[KAGGR#1]

This wappen is stamped in one piece. Has a small break at its crown. Helmet body has no crazing and it's made of ersatz material. View attachment 36392View attachment 36393View attachment 36395View attachment 36396

Very nice !
Years ago I saw one of these helmets that had an extra banner placed over the banner on the plate
which made it pop out like 3 - D
Steve

 

[KAGGR#1]

Mine is an M1915
with officers name inside
Steve

 

[Amybellars]

Beautiful helmet Steve

 

[pickelhauben]

Very nice helmet but....
The flesh side is visible on the inside of the helmet not the grain side.
All the parts look right but this helmet may have started life as a civilian helmet ( fire, police or civil official ).
Or possibly post war.
I have a helmet that is from a Brunswick veteran 100% officers but the fleshside is visible as well .
I think it to is post war.

 

[John Josef]

Mine is an M1915
with officers name inside
SteveView attachment 36403View attachment 36404

Steve,

That is a real beauty the condition is exceptional just enough wear to tell a story.

 

[KAGGR#1]

Very nice helmet but....
The flesh side is visible on the inside of the helmet not the grain side.
All the parts look right but this helmet may have started life as a civilian helmet ( fire, police or civil official ).
Or possibly post war.
I have a helmet that is from a Brunswick veteran 100% officers but the fleshside is visible as well .
I think it to is post war.

Which helmet are you talking about ???
Steve

 

[pickelhauben]

Which helmet are you talking about ???
Steve

The first one.

 

[argonne]

Maybe Glenn J. can track the Oberleutnant GRÜTER of Steves helmet. I unfortunately was not able to find him in the ERL 1901,1907, 1911, 1913 and 1914-18 as an active officer that he must have been.
I would appreciate because I particularly love those helmets with tracked and traced wearers.
Glenn, if you are reading those lines...

Philippe

 

[Amybellars]

Which helmet are you talking about ???
Steve

Steve, I think he is referring to my helmet.

Don't worry about it.

 

[KAGGR#1]

Maybe Glenn J. can track the Oberleutnant GRÜTER of Steves helmet. I unfortunately was not able to find him in the ERL 1901,1907, 1911, 1913 and 1914-18 as an active officer that he must have been.
I would appreciate because I particularly love those helmets with tracked and traced wearers.
Glenn, if you are reading those lines...

Philippe

The helmet is a true M1915
Steve

 

[Bobted]

Crumbs another killer. Rob