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    Prussian Enlisted Man Spike Helmet M/1867

    There sure is! https://moselle-culture.fr/en/site/musee-de-la-guerre-de-1870-et-de-lannexion/ Regards, Coert.
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    Which hussar regiment?

    Well, I don't know/recognize any people, only their Busby's, and that they are German. What I do know, it that is was taken at the Dodendraad, at the Damse vaart, so the picture was taken in the Netherlands, looking towards occupied Belgium.
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    Casing for the Krupp 21 cm Mörser 10/16

    I was wondering by the way, there is no battle field finds topic yet. Is there any interest in such a topic? If so, I guess there will be more members, who visit the battle fields and have lots to share. I for sure do, as I regularly visit the fields around Ypres, and have a collection of those...
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    Casing for the Krupp 21 cm Mörser 10/16

    Well my friends, the 2 21cm morser shell casings are now home to a cactus and a succelent plant, in Dutch language called vetplant. The one with the handles attached to it also has a new job, its now houses several bayonets I had kept in my collection room upstairs. S98-05's, the later shorter...
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    Silent films, my favorite!

    Hi Doug, my Motörhead posters are also in my house, 3 of them adorn my staircase, and I have still 2, which are not framed yet. When Lemmy passed away, a piece of me got hurt too. I watched his funeral, it was sent live here on TV. Ozzy was also one of my greatest ever guy's.. Man, how I miss...
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    Silent films, my favorite!

    Well @John Josef , when a metal band named Iron Maiden got really well known, I was given the promo poster when Aces High came out, a single which became quite famous here in the Netherlands (and in all Europe). The shop owner who gave it to me knew me quite well, I was alway's visiting his...
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    Casing for the Krupp 21 cm Mörser 10/16

    And so do I! The one I bought years ago, has 2 Lions heads on it, with the handles in their mouth's. Trench art from Belgium. Bought years ago at a fleamarket in Ypres. The 2 I bought recently are genuine ones. So, like they were used those day's. No frills, just the way they were. Regards, Coert.
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    Recently found Tombac Kurassier e.m. helmet C.E. Junker 1914 missing wappen

    And so would I Brian! Its a great helmet, and it would look great, all cleaned up. In fact, I for sure would have wanted that one in my collection too. My only Kurassier helmet is an M15, nice too, by the way! A very nice one Alan! Regards, Coert.
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    Casing for the Krupp 21 cm Mörser 10/16

    I saw that one too, at Catawiki, but, since I already own 3, didn't proceed on it. I do like shell casings though. :)
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    German WW1 shoulder board / Please identification

    This is why we all miss Steve now...He would have certainly known. Maybe Mike Kelso can chip in on your question, I for certain cannot however..
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    Casing for the Krupp 21 cm Mörser 10/16

    No, these will be housing some of my cactusses, on my front window sill. Eating or cooking in them is not an option ;) . I do need to polish them up though, but they're newly found job is clear for me. By the way, I also found a 15cm mortar shell casing recently. Also German, and dated April...
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    Reputable dealer selling junk?

    I fully agree with you Phillipe!
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    Casing for the Krupp 21 cm Mörser 10/16

    And, I bought another one too, ( a week after I bought the one mentioned before) here they are in my kitchen, being cleaned up as they were very grimey. Regards, Coert.
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    Reputable dealer selling junk?

    Maybe that's the case, but, several years ago, I also heard of complaints about Weitze, selling put together helmets, I cannot however say these complaints were real. I did buy several items from him, but in my case they were all good.
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    Collection update and display move around. .

    I fully agree @tony v , I started out collecting only M15's, later I got on with collecting the M91's too, to go with my M15's. And reorganising my collection (again). So now each M15 has it's M95 pre-decessor next to it's matching friend. Besides that, doing that also has other joy's, like...
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