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One of his hats use to be at the Army Aberdeen Proving Ground Museum.

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Once again, great job.

What a pretty girl. BTW - I too have a Granddaughter Zoe.

Pro Gloria

welcome - good luck with your collecting.

Hat shape is due to it being made from a hat.

I believe the Wappen maybe a casting. There appears to be casting lines on the inner edge of the wings.

Sorry for coming in late, it was a tough Summer for me. I have 2 M'15s marked to this same unit The two spikes are both stamped TB8. the center one has had the leather replaced on the chin strap.

I've always taken a stand alone F to mean that the helmet was regarded as for field use. Meaning it was quite up to quality standards. OYV helmets could be anything, the Volunteer could rent a helmet from the QM to purchase the top of the line. Check out the...

Great grouping

Very nice piece

Only question I have is; Would a trichter be on a helmet with an F stamp code?

Here is what a Beamte's looks like

Here is a private purchased plate

My wife's Uncle personally downed 32 German planes during the war. He was the worse mechanic in the Luftwaffe.

I was just reading that the Panther was actually one assembled by the British after the war from surplus parts.

I noticed that the LHR 1 reserve officer is the war time " Plush " body does not have a Bandeau. Was that common on these war time ones?

One of our newer members asked if I could repost this photo showing RIR236 straps.