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As promised, now for Sandy`s list the measurements: Helmet hight: 28 cm Shell hight: 17 cm Spike hight: 8 cm Eagle hight: 13 cm Front Visor hight: 6 cm Rear Visor hight: 5,8 cm Cockades: 7,5 cm Helmet Weight: 654 gr. Best regards Frank 🇩🇪

Helm M/1860

Helm M/1860

Helm M/1860

Dear Community, the next M/60 helmet collected on the battlefield at „Königgrätz“ is to be presented here. It is a helmet of the „Prussian line Pioneer battalions“ (Königlich Preußische Linien-Pionierbataillone) , recognizable by the white fittings (Beschläge) including the heraldic eagle with...

Hello David, I have now found the article on your latest additions to your collection! What magnificent helmets! I always admire the strong individual expressiveness of the helmet emblems (Zirate) in the British Army! (y) :) Frank🇩🇪

Hello David, I have now quietly enjoyed your new post on the evolution of headgear once again. As I said before, your posts here are developing into a fantastic pictorial handbook on the headgear of the glorious British Army! In addition, the photo quality is very appealing. Many thanks for...

Wow……very nice!

Impressive, as always!! Frank

A beautifully distinctive theme, congratulations :) (y) Frank

I echo Sandy's words of welcome! It's nice to have another fellow countryman here.🇩🇪 Best regards Frank

Welcome to us :) (y) Best regards Frank

I love these chamber pieces:) Frank

Yes, anything was possible with the high lords. My Oldenburgers always come with a little surprise.;) Frank

This looks good, Reiner is the label in a Dragoon uniform (DR 19)? Frank

An impressive helmet (y) Frank

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Hello Sandy, ZfH No. 403 from January/March 2002. Here Ulrich Heer points out this primary source for the first time! U. Schiers then adopted this information in his book “With God for Prince and Fatherland” from 2005. best regards Frank (y)

Hello Reiner, probably true (y) The ones with A.K.O. The special field armband for medical officers introduced in Prussia on February 26, 1914 is rare! Best regards Frank