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Simply a dream collection. Congrats Zeb

Congrats Sandy. This model is really rare and very difficult to find. In my opinion I believe it is a model for advanced collectors with a fine palate. This one you show us is in pretty complete and intouched condition and very desirable indeed. Well done my friend.

The Italian market is quite strange. Most of the objects travel submerged... The rarest pieces rarely appear in auctions or on ebay. This is a "feluca" from a colonel commander of the royal carabinieri of which I own the complete uniform.

The last one: M.1895 leutnant colonel of the 153th Infantry Btg.

After careful examination of the additional photos I received I can state without any fear of being mistaken that the newspaper page is authentic. Zeb.

It's difficult for me to give an opinion. Anyay, for a correct evaluation, I need at least 35 or more photos of the newspaper's page.

I don't like it at all

Wow, wow and WOW! Great couple and great catch. Congratulations. Zeb

Sure, I appreciate it a lot. Zeb

Really a great helmet. The regimental marks are stunning. Congrats.

Another year has passed and I want to propose this topic again, which is still relevant. 2024 was a horrible year for me, but life goes on and we have to move on. One of the noteworthy objects that entered the collection is certainly this ancient Baden helmet. I hope you like it. Happy new year...

Great esemble. Congrats.

And this one is a M1880 Alpini hat socalled "bombetta" (little grenade) of the 9th Alpini Regiment.

Terrific piece. The stamps are really outstanding. Congrats Zeb

Nice and intouched helm. Congrats.

Please, do not leave rubbish on the market.

I am very sorry to read what you have told us. Brother, we are all with you. Sometimes life reserves bitter surprises (unfortunately in these last months I have been through many of these beatings almost knocking me out), but do not get discouraged and continue to fight as you have done so far...

This is a WW1 original photo of an alpino of the 1th mountain artillery regiment with his particular hat socalled "cappello alpino". On the backside he dedicated the photos to his dear and beloved family.

Wonderful tin box James. Never seen before. Great piece. Congrats

Did anyone asked? Here is an Infantry Mecklenburg Schwerin Officer spiked helm.