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And another of my oldest son (now 20 years old) in a small size early WW! US Navy uniform: Keith

Here's a couple of picture of our Boy Scout Troop riding in a friend's White Half Track during the annual Veteran's Day Parade in Colorado Springs in 2007: Keith

Here's a couple of pix of a display we set up for a local gun show a few years ago: Keith

Here's a demilled Mdl 1914 Lewis Gun I just picked up for a collector friend of mine (who's computer illiterate, and needed some help to get his bids in. I have always loved spending other people's money :D Keith

. Thought I'd show off my new avatar. This is my youngest son at about 8 years old (he's 18 now) wearing a vintage WW1 child's aviator uniform Keith

Also: "The visor was at one point glued back onto the helmet" (From the description) Keith

Don't feel bad Ron. I can upload the pix, but they're not in my acct Keith

Jager Here's the thread where it has been discussed in detail: http://www.pickelhaubes.com/bb/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=6537" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Keith

Larry Must have missed that one on eBay. Great shape and love the patina Keith

Hey Ron, I would have to disagree with some of your points: "2/ Camouflged right after the war either in Germany or on the way home by the vet who captured it which would still make it a fake" You still have an authentic helmet that would have been personalized by a returning vet. If your...

Hey Ron, Interesting. But I can't see any additional holes further up on the inside for a fireman's comb. If it was re-lacquered, they did a great job, would have had to sand the exterior downs and re finish it. Too bad about the rear visor, may have been easier to figure out Keith

someone tell me that's not even close to the market price.....

Great stories. I have always loved the correspondence of the soldiers, give a much more personal side to the war than you could ever have from a book. I have the letters from my great Uncle, Andrew Anderson (as well as his uniform, helmet, pictures, gas mask, etc).. He immigrated from Norway...

Beautifully done...if you plan on being the tin man on the Wizard of Oz.. The seller says nickel plated...tougher to restore, not to mention finding a spike Keith

Looks good. As much as I like the M-15's, the older brass trimmed ones always "pop" on the shelf Keith

I think I outbid you at $90 :D Keith

Regardless....it looks neat as hell. Was hoping it would go cheap, but apparently a lot of other people though it looked cool too Keith

Yup, got mine (infantry) for about the same price. I'm a big believer that if the seller likes it so much.....he should keep it Keith

Here, here. I saw the price on that one and thought that someone want's it much more than I Keith

Have always liked these. Have a couple as well as a child's officers peaked cap to go with my child's aviator uniform. They run $20-50 depending on condition..Yours would be on the higher end Keith