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I saw parts of it on Facebook Extra well done covers the uniforms ; helmets and shoulder straps & epaulettes Thank you Steve

A little hard to see But very nice Steve

Years ago there was a dealer who came from Germany to the early OVMS shows Even before the Drawbridge shows Von Mertschinsky ( my spelling ? ) He had a connection in Russian Zone ( Saxony ) way before the wall fell He always had Saxon items for sale At one show the dealer was selling a Saxon...

An enlisted feldgrau Saxon Uhlan M 1915 showed up at a show in Europe . It was purchased by Helmut Weitze and later placed on his site for sale From Memory, it sold right away . The Saxon helmet hard to get is a Saxon General Steve

So, the brother in law is also a collector? Steve

I would think that they came mainly from a Prussian A K Steve

And being the nice person that you are , copies for some collector friends . Steve

I was lucky to get this pair for a Major a while back In the carton with paper over part of them Steve

Here is my Feldgrau example Steve

Bruno Very nice photo I did not know that you were also a collector of photos Thanks Steve

Great photo Thanks for the post Steve

Here is my J B 7 Officer Shako and an M G Shako with a Kammer issue to J B 7 Steve

Even back then there were 1 L H R 1 & 2 L H R 2 head dress with the incorrect banner above the skull. Steve

Francis This is the only photo that I have of this item. It goes way back to an auction / sale in the U K years ago I think that it was acquired by a collector in Staten Island , N Y later traded to the present owner he is a collector of Prussian Garde Cavalry and includes 1 L H R 1 & 2 L H R...

Excellent as always Steve

A collector friend has the 1870 Iron Cross pole top from the pole of the 1 L H R 1 It was said to have been given to the Crown Prince. The unit ring from the flagpole is also there . As far as I know the 1 L H R 1 flag is still in Russia The 1870 Iron Cross pole top from the pole of the 1 L H...

another plate at one time ? But who cares , it is a great helmet and you know the history and name of the soldier that brought it back write down the history and place the note under the helmet I have a pre war artillery that was brought back by a soldier who was I D ' ed Steve

I think that this photo is the same used on the back of the dust cover of the helmet book done by Col. Rankin back in the 1970's This was the first helmet reference book that I knew of when I started to collect. It started me off into this hobby. Steve

Coert You never know as Lairs wrote , the bid could be much higher . Or you could be like me at the last Kube auction when I hoped to win 'the Saxon Garde Reiter Officer S / T pair .I bid high and was blown out of the water the winning bid was so much higher than mine , I couldn't reach it...

What is not to like ? Anyone would be pleased with that helmet Prussian Garde Steve