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I believe a set was available on French or German ebay not long ago, but I passed them up as I needed curved ones for my DR.24 helmet.

Yes! My mistake.

Hopefully it ends up being a steal! If it is you'll be having the same struggle I am with looking for silver chinscales.

I do believe we discussed this before but I couldn't quite remember so I figured I should be safe and ask before I start to sew everything back up.

Does anyone have any ideas for what to do with the cracking/ crazing and staining in the shell by chance? Otherwise I'll begin sewing the liner and visors back on today.

I am reasonably certain that this helmet is pieced together, I believe this is the 3rd site I've seen it on? Never once has it brought the price you'd expect to see for one of these.

I love what appears to be a cased DR. 25 helmet in the last photo! The rest are spectacular as well, looks like a great show.

Would anyone be able to help me research this individual? Or perhaps have any ideas of what medal bar would be appropriate for this waffenrock? I'm trying to chip away at a few projects and this one has been a trick to make any progress on.

I've been eyeing it since it was put up, looks like I won't be winning this one now lol

Good evening gentlemen, With the help of sandmann I was lucky enough to acquire this outstanding photograph of the 25th dragoon regiments 3rd squadron which features a young lieutenant Berger who I have been researching ever since I acquired his engraved iron cross. As always thoughts and...

Does anyone have anything they'd entertain parting with?

It seems to me that was a standard for JR. 111 every helmet that I've seen from that regiment has painted marks. But I do also have a helmet which was stamped to the 91st in 1904 and had the markings for III L.J.R.85 painted on at a later date.

Can admins not just remove him permanently?

Very nice piece

Emphasis on lightly.

It looks like they were stamped into the leather vs. Stamped in ink, take a piece of paper and lightly shade over the paper and it may reveal markings.

Here is the liner and insides of the shako, as previously stated, no sweat stains, manufacturers stamps or depot marks.

I will take a photo once I'm home and post it.

Skipper greenwade makes these, they are very nice products for a fair price. I would highly suggest googling his name and his website will pop up.

Very small haha maybe next time I go home on leave we can meet up.