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What about the JR and not FR ? This is the true question?

Neither do i. Bruno do you have this helmet in your hand? What about the banner? Thanks

Great father looks good!🤣🤣 Very nice!

Great! Seems to be a pre-war 115 and not a war manufactured hemet. How do you clean it ? Thanks. PP

Bryan, as required. ;)

hi bryan ! Thanks a lot, but i'm clearly not a specialist. Lot of contributors to this forum have more knowledge on the subject of pickelhaube than me. My concern is more 1895 helmets. Bing had a deal with the bavarian army, Weissenburger-Von der Heyden with the german army. As you know...

thanks a lot, steve regards pierrick

Hi Steve, the reason i asked pictures of the reverse is not because i don't trust in its authenticity; but because i have never had this type of helmets in my hands. So i am curious about details of manufacture. Have a good sunday. regards Pierrick

Yes, this is the case for weissenburger helmets too. The patent was registered in october 14.

IMO, strictky speaking weissenburger, bing helmets aren't ersatz helmets. Their finish is neat, the care taken in the manufacturing is great. Their garniture aren't in iron.

Great! Nominative helmet is the top! Could we have a picture of the back of the plate? Thanks

This is the purpose of this forum, for once i can help! Regards Pierrick

an another, the felt is stuck on the helmet.

Hi everybody: regards

Nice details, the waffenrock is mint!

Very nice as usual... 🍻

Hi , Here the 9th....

Hello jens, thanks a lot!👍 Unfortynately, the Fusilier battalion doesn't have a great role in this fight, only the 11 coy is evoked. Nevertheless, your help allow me to understand the battle on the german side. The FB suffered 10% of the losses of the rgt. During this battle the fahnentrager...

Wow...another stunning piece! Any pictures of the ring.

Hi, Currently i am doing some searches about a soldier of the Fusilier battalion, 9 coy of the GR9. More precisely i'm looking for information about fights occured on early september 14 at Varreddes in France. Pictures of the pages about these fights will be really appreciated. Regards