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Yes please! Thank you! Interested in all info on cuirasses! Take your time!

What are the markings? Thank you!

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Excellent! -Would it be an idea to have sub-folders per country?

-Belgium- June 1815 -Ligny-Waterloo: [our 2023 visit] -an impression- Remark: the first picture shows a Belgian-Hollando Carabinier helmet with the lion head. Later; after the independence in 1830; on the M1843 Other Ranks pattern, the Belgian Cuirassier regiments will wear this typical lion head.

Steve, Excellent. I've noticed this netting technique before in a museum!

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So sad Coert!

Yep! Thirst quencher. I prefer the stronger: like Duvel. Hommel. Trappist Tripel. -And the real strong-dark-Trappist in autumn and winter-at cellar temperature-12°to 13°celsius Never/No Leffe/Heineken... or that other artificial/chemical stuff for me! Not even worth the name beer...

Yes, shipping over The Pond might be a bit expensive...😬

Indeed!

-Anounced: -Now confirmed: -Available as of 26th June 2025 -Links: https://www.militaria.at/Book.aspx?book=27535750&Language=de https://www.militaria.at/Book.aspx?book=27535750&Language=en

Great addition to my library! -From Musée de la Cavalerie. Saumur.

Novion-Porcien: Musée de la Paix. Between Reims and Charleville-Mézières. Excellent. Covering the 1870-1871; 1914-1918 and the 1939-1945 wars.

Merci!! Thank you! Francis

This one is Klingenthal!!

Wonderfull collection!

No, it is not the same museum! It is about 1,5 km apart. -Oh yes. Extra nice Cavalry Museum in Amersfoort. Armoured Vehicles as well. Loved the disection of the Dutch Husar Busby . [I posted the pics somewhere on this Forum]

Sure!!

We intended to visit the Musée des Blindés/Tank Museum first.. but it turned out there was a huge miniature/modelling fair last weekend. Parking lot used for dynamic thing-activities. [Did that during the Cold War in Germany in the 80ies...] 😁😎. So...skipped that.