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Like this https://www.kultofathena.com/product/1889-prussian-cuirassier-helmet/

aged Copy, made in india

Man kann das Regiment auch an den Schuppenketten erkennen. GdC und GKR hatten Ketten.

5 ist die Größe und WJ ist der Hersteller Wilhelm Jaeger aus Elberfeld. Die Rohlinge aus Gussstahl hat er von Krupp bezogen.

My favourite. Brewed in the heart of prussia.

One thing makes me confus. The 1896 introduced Gorget on a Kürass that was replaced in 1845.

It seems there are more from the two bavarian regiments, than from the ten prussian.

Nice one. Privat purchased for enlisted men. It looks in many details like the Degen for officer but not in all.

The first and last picture many years after the war.

James helmet is not a Ersatz and not a M15 Kürassierhelmet. The M15 have a detachable Spike and are normally not panted fieldgrey. It is a modell between the peacetime M89 and the M15 ones. Spike with base are brass and also the eagle, but the fittings painted fieldgrey. The body polished steel...

Swords for officers very rarely have an engraving. If at all a dedication as a present. Engravings for the regiment are by enlisted men.

My collection. The second and the third from left are for officer, the other for enlisted men.

There are not great differences between officer and privat purchased for enlisted men. But you see never " Zur Erinnerung an meine Dienstzeit" on a officer ones.

worn like a Pallasch and a Stichdegen

Nice Pallasch, but for enlisted men and not for an officer. This slit in the uniform is for the Stichdegen, not for the pallash. also this mount is not for a cuirassier officer.

The shoulderboard Garde Dragoner must be from the Kaiser himself. The King of England wouldt not have the "W" on his Boards. This is also a M15 for the fieldgray uniform. I dont think George V. used a fieldgray german uniform.

Yes, on the backside of the Offiziercasino. The Building still exist.

Not yet, but the Curator Leon told me that Huis Doorn planed to make a book.

I have seen the exhebition in Berlin and bought the catalog there. It was empressive.

Your Pallasch is for enlisted men, also the one on Regimentals.