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  1. coert65

    Prussian M15 Garde find and restore

    I agree Brian, when I just started collecting, I watched regimentals, a UK site, and a US site, which name I forgot, but most members would know which one. And several other sites too. Now, I only buy from the membership here, whom I trust, and E-bay france. You have to be careful with ebay...
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    Handschuhe Kasten

    Very nice Wojtek! I have never seen one like that for sale here. Regards, Coert.
  3. coert65

    Von der Heyden steel ersatz.

    Hi John, on this one, the wappen is attached with a tube, and secured with a leather strip through it.
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    Von der Heyden steel ersatz.

    My latest find, and bought from a member here, a steel Von der Heyden ersatz helmet. Thanks a lot for selling this one to me @Zebedeus ! Regards, Coert.
  5. coert65

    Casing for the Krupp 21 cm Mörser 10/16

    Well, Tony was on the Leopard tanks, which were all sold off in the Netherlands, and ended up there. In Canada.
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    Casing for the Krupp 21 cm Mörser 10/16

    Well, from the Netherlands to the US it's from 32€ , but it depends on the weight. Up to 20 kilograms. A package from 100/50/50 cm's size. So it should be possible. Regards, Coert.
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    Casing for the Krupp 21 cm Mörser 10/16

    Yes, with uberzug.
  8. coert65

    Dragoon officer Pickelhaube

    Wow, another excellent helmet! And also in magnificent condition too. Glad to see you back again here too! Regards, Coert.
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    Casing for the Krupp 21 cm Mörser 10/16

    Very nice casing Dane! I have one too, it sits on my window sill, it's home to one of my cactusses (variant) now. Has a couple of handles attached to it, I bought it years ago at a fleamarket in the Ypres region. I have several other casings, 2 77mm ones near my collection in the livingroom...
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    One of our members, is going to the other side.

    Yes, Jaap, I am late, again, but you know, I still haven't forgotten you! It's been 5 years now, but we will meet again, when I leave this earthly place, for another. Way up there with you. I have had many conversations with Lianne, recently, she also will never forget you. But for now, look...
  11. coert65

    1871 dragoon helmet help?

    Well, I personally don't know much about these helmets, but I guess member @RoyalScotsVols will know, and can tell you more about it. He collects helmets like these, it is indeed a British one. Good luck! Regards, Coert.
  12. coert65

    Did I hear someone mention “miniatures” ?

    The 2 soldiers next to my Baden M95, to show the size of them. Regards, Coert.
  13. coert65

    Did I hear someone mention “miniatures” ?

    These 2 guy's came to visit me yesterday. Made from lead, on wooden sockels. They were so cheap, I just couldn't let them pass me by. Regards, Coert.
  14. coert65

    Stunning finish on this Jager Zu Pferde

    Correct off-course. I missed that one out, sometimes I can be a real fool. excuse me for that one.. ;)
  15. coert65

    Stunning finish on this Jager Zu Pferde

    The spike is from a regular infantry M15. The correct spike for an M15 Jäger zu Pferde is longer.
  16. coert65

    FOR SALE: pickelhaube collection

    PM sent about #15, the Von der Heyden ersatz..
  17. coert65

    bursts in Kürassier

    I was watching this helmet, it went for 1175€ on ebay. I didn't buy it, but was following it to see how it would end.
  18. coert65

    New member . Let me introduce myself

    Very sad news @Reingold ... But, I am also a member on our Dutch motorcycle forum, one of the members there is also a Russian guy, a nice guy working in a motorcycle museum. I can ask him how he fixed this issue, as he is still active on our forum. I hate to see you go because of this...
  19. coert65

    How to properly conserve pickelhaubes?

    I also use glasses for displaying my helmets. The nice thing about them, is they are fairly invisible, and, also you can find them in different height sizes. Find the right size, so the visors are about 3cm from the place where you put them for display. It makes them seemingly "floating on air"...
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