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Husaren attila from HR 3 Von Zieten regiment

Wonderful first model body armour.

Damn. stunning plate you show us.

Really excellent condition.

Great job. Wonderful.

Wonderful helmet. It's really magnificent.

Stay away. its a bogus.

I imagine what a collection....

Great mannequin. Congrats

In my humble opinion i see a red flag. The grifon badge of Baden is mounted too high above the bottom seem. It could be a reassembly.

It is a rare helmet and I have been following it at auction and I could have been interested even if the white band was evidently not contemporary (too new), but even knowing its potential, I would never have expected it to reach the figure of 34,000 euros for auction fees.

Tony, you are right. I made a careful inspection. It is no easy to distinguish because ofthe very heavy ancient patina The spike is silver as the rosettes. Only the chinscales appear to be gilt. In my opinion it's all ok

Dear Steve, The helmet is not attributable only to the 1st garde pionier rgt although I consider it very likely. The white metal finishes (it seems yellowish due to the patina of time) and the round base of the nail can accredit it to the following regiments: 1st garde regiment zu fuss - 1-2 btl...

If possible I would like to add to this fantastic topic created by Sandy a M1867 of my collection. This one is a quite rare 1th Garde Pionier Battalion. It cames untouched with all its superb patina that I absolutely did not want to clean or remove. The helmet si complete and in very good...

I understand you perfectly my friend. My feeling is identical to yours. We all lead a frenetic and stressful life. Unfortunately this is the world today. and we all look for a bit of tranquility and satisfaction, something that keeps us alive... a thread that holds us in this world that seems...

Simply a dream collection. Congrats Zeb

Congrats Sandy. This model is really rare and very difficult to find. In my opinion I believe it is a model for advanced collectors with a fine palate. This one you show us is in pretty complete and intouched condition and very desirable indeed. Well done my friend.

The Italian market is quite strange. Most of the objects travel submerged... The rarest pieces rarely appear in auctions or on ebay. This is a "feluca" from a colonel commander of the royal carabinieri of which I own the complete uniform.

The last one: M.1895 leutnant colonel of the 153th Infantry Btg.

After careful examination of the additional photos I received I can state without any fear of being mistaken that the newspaper page is authentic. Zeb.