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Not sure if this helps https://ageofkingsmilitaria.com/french-cuirasse-straps-for-officer-model-1855

Those are fantastic! I love the arrangement with the chains. Which one is your favorite?

I’m glad the photos can bring a little sunshine into your world! Thank you for the very kind words.

I’d drink a beer with you in that room anytime Jeff!

Awesome ensemble Zeb! May I ask do you have them all out on display or are they protectively hung in a closet with a select few on display? I really enjoyed the thread!

Thank you. Looks like a wonderful series!

Like finding a 20 dollar bill in an old jacket pocket!!

Been driving for the last couple hours and I’m now positive I’ve owned one of these covers in my prior collection over a decade ago. Seems my memory is fading as I get older…I’ll have a go over my old Imperial photos to see when I get home.

I would love to find a complete one like that one day! Very nice example thanks Which book is this by the way?

Those are fantastic examples, thanks for sharing!!!

LOL - I have that book of course! Would help if I opened it once in a while! I thought the page shown was from a book dedicated to the Uberzüg! 🥴 Thx Zeb time to blow the dust off this volume as it’s been a while obviously.

Thanks I had no idea there was a second piece! May I ask what the book is? I’d love to pick up a copy!

Here are my GdK NCO and LKR1 Officers (sans chain) Ringkragen.

All 3 KR2 together.

Couple of new pieces checked in last week. KR2 EM (I have the chain but it’s shortened and missing the unique ends for an KR2 chain so not shown with it) and Officers Ringkragen as well as a Prussian flag bearers Ringkragen. I already had the NCO version of the KR2 from the Vornholz auction...

Sure, if it is not a bother, thank you! Keen eye to spot that! I am pretty sure I had his attestation and wartime history as well as I did with most any item attributed to a soldier. I had a filing cabinet full of these and with time passing I unfortunately cannot remember the details on...

I’m by no means an expert but this type of uberzüg is meant to be worn with no spike as there is not the typical sewn in attachment to cover the spike. As for regulations with respect to the cockades I’ve no clue but it makes sense the soldier would remove them with this type of cover as they...

Thank you!

Thx Jeff. Setting up displays is half the fun of the hobby to me!

Do you have any copies of your book on the 21st?