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On this topic „Totenkopf, Minenwerfer Kompanie“ came across the Thies auction catalog from the 49. auction 2012 again. Here the helmet of a „Oberleutnant Schoenfeld“ was auctioned for 3.600 Euros. The skull is highlighted here three times! On the helmet case, on the helmet cover and on the...

What an excellent thread (y) :) Thanks to all! Frank

Wow………:D(y)

A very nice and rare Grenadier :) Frank

What a patina, great(y):)

Congratulations Sandy, what a wonderful authentic helmet :love: And as Tony said, a rare Model! Frank

Beautiful charisma:) (y) Frank

That sounds plausible! Still the question with the skull on the helmet…. Has he then skull arbitrarily pinned on his “peacetime helmet”? Frank

Lieutenant Albermann, a Hanoverian, was transferred hereafter as ab infantryman to Minenwerfer Komp. 20, which was formed in 1915. Now the question arises, whether this company has put on the “skull“ out of arbitrariness. I am not sure, the regulations do not give any hint. Does anyone know...

I am overwhelmed :love: If he ever has to go, please let me know, because as an “Oldenburg Man” I`ve been looking for him for 25 years! Frank

Helle Steve, are there more photos of the helmet? I can`t find the post on Facebook….:oops: Frank

What’s beautiful and impressive helmets from Baden :) (y) Frank

My God, I can’t breathe! I`ve been looking for him for 25 years, if he has a chamber stamp, oh God……. :Liebe: (y) Frank

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On the Occasion of my visit to the Army Museum in York yesterday, I start here with a selection of photographed British headgear!

I have now, during my stay in Great Britain, enjoyed your excellent Part 1 on Britisch Helmet Plates in peace. Once again a picture manual that brings us closer to the formation history within the Britisch Army with the beautiful artifacts shown here! I`m already looking forward to the next...