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Ron (s) If you can PM your credit card numbers to me, I'll be glad to set up a Pay-Pal acct to pick this up. Seriously though, unless there is a lot more than what is shown and listed...a quarter of a million bucks? :o Keith

:D I think it's that Hotchkiss looks like it was made anywhere but a sheet metal factory Keith

Peter In re the last photo with the machines guns. I think the 2nd one is a Hotchkiss not a Chauchat Keith

Yeah I picked up what you all have. But I do agree with Ron, if it stays about here, it would be worth for parts Keith

I'll be trying my hand over the holidays on photographing some of my US First War era uniforms. Here's a teaser on one: Taken for Veteran's Day sometime in the early 70's....40 lbs lighter, more hair and no mustache Keith

At 50lbs, that's $6 per lb for shipping....apparently you have to have your own truck delivered it with a private driver, who will set it up in your yard to your specific tastes, install mood lighting and landscape the yard for the best view If that's the case, not a bad deal, otherwise..... Keith

That's a whole lotta dead cows Keith

Here you go Martin http://www.ageofkingsmilitaria.com/sell_index.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Keith

Thanks Gus. Comes from all the ciphering I been doing ...a lot of words in them there books. I like the pictures though :D Keith

Hey Gus I thought I'd query the ordinance guru and figure out if I got these ID'd right: French WW1 F-1? French WW1 F-1? US Mark2 Practice US WWI vintage MKI grenade? Thanks in advance Keith

I think the helmet looks good. Agree with Ron as to the chinstrap and National Cockade Keith

You know...I collected mainly WW1 American. Then I found this site, so maybe one or two pickelhaube.....just for conversation pieces. 14 spiked helmets later, Gus starts showing his ordinance, so what can a couple of grenades hurt? My wife blames you guys :D Keith

Very Nice. Beautiful shape and really a wonderful "ghost" behind the wappen Keith

Unfortunately, I arranged to have it shipped directly to my buddy..I know, piss poor planning. Maybe he'll let me play with it sometimes. I did extract a promise though, that when he's gone, I get first crack at it (along with his complete 1914 Erfurt Artillery Luger, the 9mm Mauser Broomhandle...

OK Ron, I can start...although, as compared to the dog, the kids and a decent helmet or machine gun, my face may put you off your feed. Taken on Day 7 of 11 of a 130 mile backpacking trip at Philmont Scout Ranch in New Mexico (or as I called it "The Long Walk in the Woods"): Keith

The pictures were my Christmas Card for collector friends for a couple of years. We had to re-take my youngest son's picture 2 or 3 times that morning. Had to keep on telling him "Look serious for the picture" Keith

Ron Yup, Nicest dog in the world, loves everybody.....but dumb as a box of rocks. Would show Gus where all the guns are and help him load them on the truck Keith

Gus You're always welcome down here in Colorado Springs. I'll have the guard dog watch you: Keith

Boy Scouts..Fire, Camping, Sharp things and explosives. What more could a boy want (lucky I teach the First Aid Merit Badge :D ) Keith

Gus It could be reactivated, but my buddy didn't want to screw with it. He has a deactivated Maxim (on the sled), Chauchat, Russian Maxim on the cart and a Lewis Mk1 that he uses for displays and school visits....plus they look cool Keith BTW had to post a few times to make "Contributor"...