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Sorry. I have no idea why it is so expensive. John

Sven, I got the price and I don't think you are going to like it. I looked it up on the USPS website and it was $105.83 US. I figured that can't be correct so I took the empty box to a post office. It was actually more! It would be about $130.00 US to send it. That's half the price of the hat...

I will need to find out the price. Unfortunately shipping to the Netherlands tends to be very expensive. I will let you know. John

The only thing more amazing than someone saving and keeping this, is someone thinking they will actually sell it! John

Brian, I have one for you to restore...

SOLD John

SOLD John

I have one. Highly detailed. Screw post fasteners (no nuts or zinc washers). Nice patina. Original leather wedges. $185.00 plus S&H. John

Outstanding! John

Congratulations. John

On hold.

Okay. Do you still have my personal e-mail? Let's talk. John

This helmet is condition III, or worse, and other than a mild cleaning, it remains the same as the day I found it. $395.00 plus S&H More on this helmet is written here, with others comments: https://www.pickelhaubes.com/xf/threads/model-1915-steel-erzatz.10882/ John

Price reduction: $265.00 Same terms. John

Price reduction: $160.00 same terms. John

I'm not really sure if Bing made Pickelhauben for any state other than Bavaria. It seems that the only ones I've seen were Bavarian. John

I think the helmet is original. The tin kit helmets had a central mounting point, but the Bing and steel Ersatz had two holes/slots for a normal Wappen. It could be one of these: https://www.pickelhaubes.com/xf/threads/model-1915-steel-erzatz.10882/ The shape looked wrong to me so I'm still...

No. The front visor and rear neck guard snapped into the skull. The spike snapped in too, and the studs were fake, just bumps in the spike base. John

I don't think this is a tin kit helmet. I believe that it is a Bing. https://www.pickelhaubes.com/xf/threads/bing-ersatz.11348/ John