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    M95 Saxon ersatz made of...

    Dear All, A recent one, this time a Saxon ersatz pickelhaube made of cardboard and vulkanfiber ! Not an usual one to find, especially in good condition and complete. No apparent modifications and original ersatz liner made of some kind of oiled cloth material, with a velvet feel to its...
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    Jaeger zu Pferde Reserve Officer Helmet for Regiment 8-13

    Simply beautiful and what appears to be a very appealing sleepy state =D>
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    French képi for a dragon of the 9th reg. 1914

    Thank you gents for your nice comments. I am actually very happy with this one. It is such an iconic and rare (not mentioning the condition) piece of French military history.
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    Prussian shako troop M15

    Some more pics
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    Prussian shako troop M15

    Dear All A reasonably recent acquisition, this nice shako for EM mod.15. All original, and never cleaned. Not a rare piece but I like its originality and its sleepy condition. Some marking (1916) and a clean interior. Any comments are welcome. Best
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    French képi for a dragon of the 9th reg. 1914

    Dear All A recent acquisition of mine to complete my French headgear collection. This a beautiful képi for a French dragon EM of the 9th reg. of dragons based in Epernay (north of France). A regiment which was heavily involved in the first months of the war and sustained heavy losses. The...
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    Rare Original Photo showing a Riveted Visor Depaheg Patent Pickelhaube being worn

    Very interesting picture. Good to see the helmet still in use in mid-1915 Having one in hand and judging by the flimsiness of those toy-helmets, I hope those guys will have survived head injuries until the introduction of the M16. Best
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    Very fine Prussian uhlan helmet M15

    Thank you Brian :thumb up: :thumb up:
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    Very fine Prussian uhlan helmet M15

    Dear All Thank you for your nice comments :thumb up: Brian - I think the picture loading issue has been going on for some times but hey, there is always a way to get round things ! Thank you to you and the rest of the team for making that great forum available to us all. Like some of you, I...
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    Merry xmas

    Merry Christmas to you All from London Alex
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    Very fine Prussian uhlan helmet M15

    I know, it is crazy! At first, I even wondered where the catch was... The interior is even more mouth dropping :-? See here: https://imgur.com/gallery/9tk5Cka BTW: my 100th post today !!! \:D/ Best Alex
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    Very fine Prussian uhlan helmet M15

    Dear All A recent acquisition in an exceptional condition. I would qualify it of mint. Unfortunately, I have been unable to post pictures as an attachment so please find the link here: https://imgur.com/gallery/emxpf9S The helmet is clearly unissued. On inspection, it would seem that it was...
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    M15 Garde, Eisen Bahn Regiment.

    Very nice helmet !!
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    Pickelhaube for a Prussian line infantry officer

    Many thanks to you all for the nice comments. I have had fun taking a few additional pictures of the helmet with its line-infantry counterpart in leather and for a foot soldier.. just me being silly :-$ Best
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    Pickelhaube for a Prussian line infantry officer

    Hi Sandy Yes, both cockades there
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    Pickelhaube for a Prussian line infantry officer

    Dear All A recent acquisition from Germany. A well-worn but still beautiful shape, helmet for a line-infantry officer of the Prussian State. The body of the helmet is made of vulkanfiber, hence the very good overall shape. A lovely helmet I find, with a great patina overall. Clearly, a piece...
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    M16 four colours camo

    Hi Guys Thank you for your opinions which, I believe, have good points. Now my comments: - There is no rust under the paint and where the pain appears to have been reapplied, the reapplication is with the same paint. - the black line are clearly not reapplied. A reapplication would have left...
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    M16 four colours camo

    the chinstrap is long gone but one of the hooks has remained. Interestingly, it has been twisted and the head of the rivet holding it was hammered down flat to prevent the chinstrap from falling away. A common occurrence on those helmets.
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