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Has there been any updates on international shipping after the temporary suspensions? It’s been about 3-4 weeks and I haven’t heard any news if shipping has resumed

Excellent! I love that it’s all complete with the liner and chinstrap, plus the patina is perfect! Well done!

What a trio! One of my favorite ones in my collection. First time seeing one for an Artillery soldier. Excellent find!

I literally went on the website at 9:01 local time and already three of the new items were sold! 😳

A rare combo to have! Thanks for sharing

You do need to pay special attention to these. Always helpful to get an expert’s opinion on them

My 3 camouflage helmets in my collection. 2 are in the standard pattern and the third in the more elusive splotch pattern. The splotch pattern and one of my standards have received some damaged from the war

Wow. I saw that one on Helmut weitzer. Probably won’t see another one like that for sale for a long time

Love this one! It’s in such great shape. Congrats on the find!

Gorgeous! I have never seen those leather rings around a chinstrap before.

Another unique example Clovis!

Great ersatz examples. I’ve seen a couple of these felt officers haubes for sale, including a pioneer one

You probably got one by now, but if not, Age of Kings has one listed. There’s also one on Waterloo militara website, which is probably closer to your location

Fantastic haube! Well done on bringing up all that detailed info for it. I learned a good deal from this post

A look at the underside. There are quite a few markings inside as the next photos will show A shot of the cardboard paste Size marking 57 A shot of the makers marking. Date 1915, but hard to distinguish who the marker is Reserve Bekleidungsamt 18, which this one is stamped with arabic...

This next example here is quite a Frankenstein’s monster. This M15 has skull cap made from card board, visors seem to be made of leather, although the front is much more harder and sturdier than the rear and I wonder if it’s potentially made of vulken fiber Notice the cracking in the shellac...

Clovis, you always find the most fascinating pickelhauben. This one looks great!

Lastly, 2 photos I have of German soldiers wearing a steel ersatz haube, to compliment this one

Some of the markings I’ve found on the liner, including a name, the size marking, and although not clear on the last pic, a potential maker mark on one of the tongue that stitches the liner together. It might be from the company C.Henke of Witten, although a few other manufacturers have made...

The front and rear split pins that, along with the side posts, hold the liner to the steel shell. The pins seem to have been made from brass, with the rear split prongs having suffered from some corrosion.