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Hi Amybellars. I have two like this and I will post one below. One is Bavarian and one is a Wurt. Both have a size stamp painted on the rear visors, and both have a corresponding number pressed into the steel inside the crown by the vent holes. The only one I have here locally is the Bavarian...

Hey James; thanks. It hasn't hit my box yet, but I will keep looking. Appreciate it. Bryan.

I would like to read that. Are you allowed to post it? Bryan.

Thanks for your patience. Frustrating on my end due to operator headspace and timing... S/F Bryan.

Junkers, small Line eagle.

Damashke, small Line eagle

Lachman, small Line eagle

It did it again. I will post these one at a time. Both of the above posts are Junkers with large steel cuirassier wappen.

Junkers with large cuirassier wappen, Junkers with Line wappen, Damashke with Line wappen, in that order. Photos in above post dropped on my end for some reason... Bryan.

M1915 by C.E. Junker with large cuirassier style eagle M1915 by C.E. Junker with smaller Line style eagle/wappen M1915 by Damaschke with smaller Line style wappen M1915 made by Lachman with small Line wappen Pulling helmets from boxes in prep for our move at the end of the month. Was...

Hey Pete, As promised, attached are some pics of the Busby I have that is like yours. One of the pics shows the markings inside that we discussed. S/F Bryan

Hey Pete, I picked up this helmet today pretty cheap at the local flea market. I have seen these around for many years and have been told they are Spanish Franco period cavalry helmets. Looks like a Franco period crown on the plate. Is this correct? Did these use plumes of some type? Any...

Ah, geez, John... Belay my last post. My buddy back in California has a Model 1860 with the same wappen as yours. Not a Model 1867. I must have had my brain housing group rattled around by too many IEDs... For some reason my mind was focusing on your wappen rather than the whole helmet...

Hey John, I called my buddy back in California about his wappen and the general description of his M1867. His wappen is identical to yours; it utilizes screw posts, and his shell has holes that match up to the posts. No slider slots. Additionally, his spike uses screw posts as well, and oddly...

Outstanding! Nice piece.

Hey Pete, So now that I am on terminal leave here at the end of my Marine Corps career, I have gotten back to Florida and am slowly digging through boxes of stuff we had packed away. I found that Busby that is a spot-on twin of the one you pictured. It is identical. It has a nice lining...

Hey Pete, did you ever find out anything more on this Busby? Do you have a picture of the interior?