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Bonjour et bienvenue. On demande toute fois, vue que le forum est basiquement Anglophone, de correspondre en Anglais. Une traduction en copie collé est vite faite. Beau casque, du coup! Et bonne continuation.

Here are most of them;

I'll put bigger pictures up tomorrow, need some sleep now....

The pictures can easely be checked on the saler's website; https://www.bertrand-malvaux.com/fr/nouveautes.html

Love it too!

Bertrand Malvaux has one for sale;

....drooling.....!

Lovely!

The Vosges, still, are a tremendous source of rare militaria artifacts! I bought several rare objects (all WWII related!) coming from flee markets in the Vosges, the past 20 years. One of them was a nice gladiator helmet with two police / fire fighters decals on the side, instead of the winged...

1865 !! ?? OMG! It is good to live in Colmar! ;-)

as to do with import / export regulations to the UK, since the turn of the century (1800 to 1900!). If a European coutry wnated to expand his market to the UK as well, it at to be mentioned it was made out side the UK. Probably made before the war and hoping to serve for British purpose(head...

Hey Alan, I would like to have it. Getting back to you asap in pm. I have to leave know.

Nice.

My first and only Blue Max show must have been in 1988; in Baltimore... no pictures for the momment....

Peter-Suici is our fellow member you need to speak to. He has a internet page, you could contact him. Love that helmet btw!!!

All the best!

Here is mine. With it's original spike witch I got it, and probably the one that was used on the field when judging the patina. Just noticed a inscription in the neck guard. Hard to read, but probably related to it's capture, in 1916.

Indeed, a quick and full recovery!

I got mine from James. And very glad to get it, but it also had a line spike. But it didn't take long before I got the pearled and canned spike. Can't remember what I payed for it , but it was quiet expensive.....(the spike!)

Picture is not mine!