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Being not familiar with this type of helmets, I assume it can not be Said to which regiment the owner could have belonged at all?

I would keep away from this one as well. It's just a regular prussian Haube without any markings, missing parts, repro parts and indeed a loose rear visor.

Wow, those swords look very very cool. I've never seen those before.

Reduced prices:. 235 euro 165 euro 149 euro

I don't know what you traded it for, but those are some killer butchers and the camos helmet looks superb as well!

Hi, In the helmet itself is no name visible. I requested more info after i bought the helmet. Since the seller had no incentive to make up something since the item was already sold, I see no reason to distrust it. He asked older relatives who claimed it belonged to soldier Eugen Wertsch from...

Dropping to 890,- :)

Those are all amazing helmets and the history behind them really beings them to life! Thanks a lot for sharing them here.

I gave it some thought and decided that I will let this helmet go. It's a battle damaged Württemberg helmet with nice markings: Regiment 122 1 Batallion 2 Companie 1901 Unknown marking Maker stamped as well on other side of rear visor but I can only read "dorf". Notice the damaged antlers on...

Very nice selection of adrians. I display my pickelhaubes and adrians mixed together. I like both types of helmets a lot. :)

For sale these 3 german bayonets (shipping only within Europe). 1) Ersatz bayonet. Still retains a nice amount of olive green paint. On one side more than the other. 249 euro 2) s84/98 From Gottlieb Hammesfahr 1917. Comes with a frog (unfortunately damaged) but nicely marked. 179 euro 3) s84/98...

I've seen some magic happen with restorations on this forum but these parts have become absolutely worthless if you ask me.

Ebay is a bunch of stress. I stopped trying to bid at the last moment a long time ago. When I encounter something I really like, I just bid my top price straight away (plus a little more) and don't look at it again. If I win it's great and if not there was nithing more I could do. No stress for...

Those are skne great looking helmets. Would love to own a lobster tail one day.

Very very cool! Thanks for sharing.

Would it be possible to make a picture with daylight as to have a better look of the paint please? :)

Wow, that's really a killer helmet Philippe! Rare, beautifully preserved and with an incredibly detailed background on the wearer.

I believe in Belgium it's allowed as long as you have permission of the owner of the land. Which would mean it's forbidden in public forests or areas. France is really strict when it concerns battlefields since it considers them as graveyards (plus it could be very dangerous). More over...

I was at the militaria show yesterday in Ciney (Belgium). Wasn't looking for anything in particular but bought this nice artillerie Filz Pickelhaube (a large size) and a Kugelhandgranate. I'm quite pleased with them.

Unbelievable, where do you even find such helmets all the time? :oops: How long is the spike exactly?