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Very nice. Am I seeing the handle of a lance? How about more photos of that lance.

As a collector of Imperial German Cavalry memorabilia, I think your display is fantastic.

What do you Guys think about this one. Just curiosity as I can't afford it. https://derrittmeister.com/product/pickelhaube-braunschweig-reserve-officer-infanterie-regiment-nr-92/

Pretty neat! I love innovative ideas and their skillful execution.

Evaporust is a product that a lot of machinists use. They soak parts in it or just wipe it on and it seems to work good and it doesn't hurt your skin. Just a thought.

I certainly agree. It is not a fake. It is a beautiful reproduction that has not been presented as an original. What a fantastic demonstration of a set of skills that few possess. I am in awe Sergei1877.

Great! Well kept--almost looks new.

Thank you and Semper Fi.

That is absolutely beautiful. I have a 2.K. unit marked Luger, but I know that I would never be able to afford such a helmet, even if I could find one. Heck, I can't even find a front plate.

Brian: It is indeed fantastic to see the results of a true craftsman's work. Bravo!

He was obviously a great family man and a man with a wonderful service career in the Navy. He passed way too soon. God bless.

Absolutely beautiful. You are indeed an artist!

Pretty neat!

I only have a 1911 copy and he is still listed in that regiment as a Lt. Brauer on page 221. No first name given.

I'll take a rainy drive Wednesday morning.

Units numbered weapons, not just sabers, as a means of accounting their weapon inventory. Weapon No. XX was issued to trooper Y.

I believe that the unit mark is for the 1st Reserve Jager zu Pferd, 1st Squadron, the 11th weapon.

Thank you SkipperJohn.

Please explain to one who isn't an expert.

Nice sun glasses!