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The German Army in the first world war - uniform and equipment - 1914 to 1918 Verlag Militaria.

I totally agree with you, Brian. Civil and polite behavior shouldn't be mandated by rules. I've never done it before, but I thank you for your dedication and the time—a lot of time—you've dedicated to managing this excellent forum. Of course, my thanks also go to all the other staff. And the...

This is the missing piece.

Dear fellows, I'm sorry, but I have to respectfully disagree. In my opinion, this type of cloth cover is the two-piece M.15 designed for helmets with a removable spike. Furthermore, as far as I am aware, the cockades were not normally removed when the cloth cover was fitted. Of course, I am...

Dear Doug, your collection is a gold mine. I really appreciated your vast collection of Canadian militaria. I was particularly struck by the World War I section. The total head gas mask is exceptional. I must point out, however, that the photos already reveal a slight contamination with Imperial...

Hi Doug, No doubt it's him himself....or maybe his grandfather.:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO: Dear Doug, thanks very much for the appreciation, it's always nice to hear that. You're absolutely right, though. I've always thought that Italian peaked caps of the period were very elaborately designed...

This is a nice ww1 photograph of a italian medical captain wearing a military-issue wool cap, smoking a pipe. Not common to see. Zeb

I agree with Christian, at least the courtesy of a response should be granted to everyone. Zeb

Dear Doug, Thank you very much for sharing part of your immense collection of Imperial German headgear with us. I must confess that, after seeing the first photographs, I collapsed to the floor, completely overwhelmed by astonishment, and required urgent medical assistance and resuscitation...

Well done Daniel. Very nice display.

Nice LGHR esemble. Congrats.

Wow, Amy. What a collection of old helmets. You're driving us crazy. Zeb

Well done, Amy. This grandpa is truly handsome, and you don't see many like it. The particular rounded metal shinscaled is unique to the Grand Duchy of Baden. I've never seen a spike attachment like that.

Welcome on board Patrick.

I totally agree with you, Gabe.

Another one from my italian collection: Mod. 1902 complete uniform of a Brigade General of the Alessandria Brigate ( infantry regiment n. 155th and 156th). The Alessandria Brigade was founded on march 1, 1915 and disbanded on novembre 1918 at the end of the ww1.

And this is also the least edited image. Compare this one too. A filthy mess.

Hahahaha, if anyone's crazy here, it's definitely not my friend Tony. And I'd also like to tell you that I'd love to come to your house to see this boastful collection of yours. What a clumsy attempt to scam the people on this forum. The photos you're showing are AI-edited versions of my photos...

Welcome on board Zug. Wonderful display. Really notable the J.z.P service cap. Zeb