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Richtkreis with a compass made by Goertz (Bussolen-Richtkreis). The Richtkreis or theodolite is used to measure horizontal and vertical angles, essential for indirect fire (fire on a target based on a fixed other point). It has Bavarian markings and the number ‘501’.

Imperial German trench spring club with flexible arm and weight. The ball shaped form has one spike missing, otherwise in great condition. Marked ‘FKG’. The exact mace with ball shaped weight was at least seen on one photo with a German soldiers.

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Model 1916 Steel Helmet, marked ET64 for Eisenhuettenwerke Thale A.G., Thale /Harz in size 64 and named to ‘Mitcherling’ in big white letters. This camo seems to have been camo painted at least twice perhaps due to a change of location. The first scheme seems to be worked over and semi...

ET64 Battle damaged model 1916 helmet with first type leather liner band. Made by Eisenhuettenwerke Thale A.G., Thale /Harz. Three split pins, one at each side and one at the back attaches the leather liner. The leather liner band is sewn together at the back. The split pins have two sizes, and...

Model 1916 camo steel helmet with liner and chinstrap. Interior brim side has "ET62" Eisenhuettenwerke Thale A.G., Thale /Harz maker's size stamp. Leather liner band with leather pads (the cushions are missing) and several leather pad tongues are missing. The helmet is named on the liner under...

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Model 1916 Steel Helmet with chinstrap made by Koerting & Mathiesen Leutsch /Leipzig, marked K&M, in size 68. First type thick leather liner band. The helmet was been refurbished and re-painted at the outside and interior edges with thick field-grey paint, brush strokes are clearly visible. The...

German pre-war dunkelblau model 1895 Schirmmütze from Infanterie-Regiment Hamburg (2. Hanseatisches) Nr. 76. for other rank or NCO's. Lining has nicely visible regimental stamp 76 R, 1912. Signs of general wear in few places. The cap has very rare original sewn Hamburg cockade.

Model 1907 Feldmütze Baden with a rare camo cover for the red cap band, which has a reenforced area using field-grey cloth around the cap cockade. Dated 1915 and marked for the XIV Army Clothing Depot.

Spiked Helmet Cheveauleger and Bavarian Artillery, EM., dated 1915, made in size 54 by Hans Remer Neu-Ulm.

Model 1915 ET62 “Square Dip” helmet. Eisenhuettenwerke Thale A.G., Thale /Harz. The very rare first batch of WW1 German steel helmets dating from late 1915; with a distinctive sharper corner or dip to the peak. This is a size 62 example. Leather pads are complete but without the cushions inside...

Yes its like a little piece of art indeed.