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Alan- bring the silver trim to SOS, I can then take it to Brian as I will see him in Florida and I am bringing him some stuff. this way can save on shipping. James

Very cool Tony!

Great display

Great stuff thanks for sharing, I continue to learn!

it appears to be a very hard book to find, good luck! The search is all part of the fun. James

that and with SOS in a few weeks, saving for the show!! James

Great price on a great book, someone should snag this one right away! James

Thanks so much for the help! James

I did not think of that, the first 2 on bottom could be Mexican? I will try and get better pics, in the middle of a Blizzard right now James

These just came in with a bunch of others, and as I am not a big visor cap or mutze collector, I figured out most, but these 7 have me stumped? Any ideas would be appreciated. top 3 appear to be gold/red/black bottom row first 2 are silver green red, 3rd is green/silver/green and last...

Merry Christmas to all forum members and their families! James

Very interesting and cool sword, with some different history. James

Great swords! James

Very cool, I am a couple hours away from New Ulm the Minnesota one, visit from time to time, great place. Interesting fact is that during WWII, New Ulm, Minnesota had a camp for SS prisoners of war. Camp is long gone now, but they have some stuff in the museum still. James

to the left of the word original is Eickhorn logo, not the standard etched type, but it is there. James

As many of us, I started out on the darker side collecting back in late 80's and third Reich daggers and swords, then moved onto Imperial swords, before selling most and going for the spike things we all love. Way back when I first saw pics of these types of swords in the Wittmann and Johnson...

run, run, run and keep running, a total fake most likely from India...

nice looking helmet and markings, congrats! James

have a few Baden helmets with this correct kokarden on them. James

He needs brass... I have a silver one, but could not help on the brass. James