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Thank you very much Steve. I think so too, the decorated frames are real pieces of art.

Welcome to the Forum and congratulations to your helmet :)

Looks good in my eyes. Nice helmet :)

These presentation frames with signed photos were gifts for special people whom the nobility wanted to thank for their services or to whom they felt particularly close. Photography was still relatively new and it was something very special to receive a signed photo from a head of state. People...

In the description text it is written that this helmet is most likely a part helmet that was never worn on duty.

Congratulations to this beautiful helmet :)

Über ebay, oder? Freut mich Sie hier bei uns begrüßen zu dürfen :)

Above the name and partly covered by the reinforcement disc, there could be some more information about the regiment. I read something with „Reserve“

Beautiful helmet and interesting post. Thank you for sharing(y)

Nice helmet Matt, congratulations :)

Welcome to the Forum :)

Beautiful helmets and as always a very informative post. Thank you very much for sharing :)

Congratulations Matt, a nice M1915 (y) Were you able to find out anything about the owner? Are there more information about the regiment? The name is hard to read, but it seems to be „Josef Groller“ or „Josef Graller“ or „Josef Grella“ or „Josef Gralla“. The last 2 names can be found in the...

Really great restoration job. Looks really good (y)

Nice helmet Sander, congratulations (y)

Welcome to the Forum, Matt, and congratulations to this beautiful preserved Ersatz-Pickelhaube.

Thank you very much for your kind words :)

Thank you very much, guys. I really appreciate your opinions :)

🤩These are amazing measuring frames for cuirasses, thank you for sharing 🤩. Never seen before, really interesting (y)

Thank you all for your kind comments. I‘m glad you like it :) @Lars: Thanks for this information, but I can’t help because it looks like rests of fire gilding. There are no traces of a primer, which I think would have been used before painting, or am I completely wrong? Here is an enlargement...