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Stunning helmet with a wonderfull unit's stamp. Well done Bruno. The couple is terrific.

Forgive my bluntness. There are too many red flags on this helmet. The stamp does not match the standard stamps of the Asian Expeditionary Force units. I don't like the leather interior due to its characteristics. The entire body, given the type of materials used (especially the interior)...

Here is one of the cases where reality far surpasses fantasy.

Wonderful cavalry helm, in very good condition. Terrific the super elaborated officers' metal chin-strap. Congrats.

Yes Sir! Here it.

Today I'm showing you another old comrade I'm temporarily guarding. It's a model 1853 helmet from the city militia, the so-called "Burgerwehr". Despite its 175 years, the old man still looks sprightly and in pristine condition.

Uncommon manufacture's stamp. Wonderful helmet.

Mike and Steve: Keep an eye out for this friendly couple, and we're in for some great action... Zeb

Mike, I'm speechless. Your shoulder-boards' collection is insane. Congratulation and dont' stop posting... Zeb

Today's dish of the day is a K.R. 2 cuirassier officer's helmet mod. 1889

Dear Bruno, you've shown a beautiful helmet, undoubtedly untouched, with its matching shroud perfectly matching the markings and the name of its former owner. A remarkable set that everyone would want in their collection. Unfortunately, I don't have a precise answer to your question, but I...

The couple of old comrades. I love these old boys.

Dear Frank, thank you for the compliments. You're truly kind.

Thank you Steve. I I'll stay tuned on this same channel.

An this is my old bad-boy, An Oldenburg M.1870 officer's helmet. The helmet wears, as per regulation, only the Prussian cockade on the right.

Steve, as usual two stunning text-book's officers helmet. The right one have the chin-strap cover. Is it a mod. 15 or....? Zeb,

Dear Bruno, really an oustanding officers' example. Congratulations. Like mine it has the Prussian cockade on the right side and the Oldenburg cockade on the left, which could be worn by soldiers who were originally citizens of the Grand Duchy of Oldenburg. Officers should wear only the...

Tony, I wrote Mod. 1870 accordingly with J.L. Larcade (tome 2 page 117) because the army of the Duchy of Oldenburg was incorporated into the Prussian Army by a treaty of July 15, 1867. From October 1, 1867, the Grand Duchy's cavalry regiment became a dragoon regiment and took the name...

Wonderfull esample with some fine features of the superior quality of officer's helmets. I love it a lot also. Congrats. Zeb

We can start with the Mod. 1870 helmet for an EM in the 19th Dragoner Regiment - 1th Eskadron