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Very Nice. I have these for several of my individual medals and such like the EK. They Do work well. Thanks for sharing your collection and your strategy for displaying your Wappen Plates. Best Regards, JustinG

Since this is my first year, really getting into Pickelhauben, this is my favorite one I picked up. Best Regards, JustinG.

Just Donated for 2024. Thanks Brian for admin and hosting such a great website. Thanks, JustinG

Peace, happiness, health and prosperity to you all. Cheers, JustinG

Great wappen collection. How do you display it? Those contours are very challenging. Would love to see what you have come up with. Thanks for sharing. Best Regards, JustinG

Great quality items you have.

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I like your line out descriptions. Had me chuckling. Especially with the lower rating of condition and the price increase. BR, JustinG

Well, I came across this list which seemed pretty intense. From the little I knew before, Mecklenburg helmets are considered to be more rare as they sent fewer units to the war, however, the list provided here shows that there were more units and so I would assume that there might be depot...

Mecklenburg Units during WW1 List compiled from: Das Mecklenburger Militär und seine Uniformen 1701 – 1918 Keubke, Klaus-Ulrich, Erna Keubke and Ralf Mumm - Grenadier Regiment Nr 89, Schwerin und Neustrelitz, in the 17th Division - Fusilier Regiment Nr 90, Rostock and Wismar, in the 17th...

I too have thought about posting here, some ebay pickelhaubes. As a newbie as well, I had figured that any good deal was going to be immediately snatched by a member here. It is pretty difficult to find an item that you can get for a bargain. I have accepted that the best course of action is...

Beautiful and gorgeous. Best Regards, JustinG

Definitely loose something in translation from the original German to French or Dutch. Same thing could be said about any cross over translation. The military has a language that is entirely it's own regardless of which country it is from. I agree with you on trying to keep the language to...

I am just reading this post. As I echo all the condolences of the others. This is an indeed one of the biggest shocks that anyone has to overcome. I am glad that you have received support and I am glad that you felt comfortable to share with us on the forum. I hope that things are getting...

There is also something to be said where you are enjoying your beer. There are some beautiful venues to enjoy a nice frosty stein. Here is one from the Mittenwald Brauerei.

The town of Aying, just south of München looks exactly like it's notable bottle cap and company logo. Here's from my visit this past summer. Well worth the side trip.

A beautiful example. Wow. I am surprised that there isn't a Reichsadler or even a remnant of one on the frontside of this piece. Wouldn't that have been present? Well done and a beautiful one. Best Regards, JustinG

I usually pick up 4 of the Advent calendars. Really for $68 dollars (At least what they sell for at the Costco here in Anchorage) 24qty of 0.5L cans, that equals out to $2.83 a can. That is a heck of a bargain. Cheers/Prost. Best Regards, JustinG

Greetings, I love a great German Hefeweizen. Mainly, because they follow the Reinheitsgebot and you never need to add fruit or any other esters or aromas that are common for American Hefeweizen. My personal favorite that I can find here in Anchorage is Ayinger Bräuweisse. I have a Kegurator...