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Today I want to show you the cap of a soldier of the military medical corps from the First World War. I was really lucky to find this one in so pristine condition, and great shape.

These satirical propaganda's caricatures are really beautiful

Wonderful thematic set. A concentrate of...... german essence of war. Zeb

Great couple. Well done. Zeb

This one is an outstanding piece. Congrats. Zeb

Welcome on board Willy.

Another step.00k

Send me a P.M. please.

The report continue today

Oops here is the photos

Some further pictures of the long day.

Directly from Bologna Military Show.....this weekend I'm hunting. '

This one with red band and piping with feldgrau visor (is the visor grey-green or black?) could be a M. 1915 prussian infantry offiziere schirmmutze.

And you were right to buy it. It's a beautiful piece that alone would brighten up any collection. And what's more, it has a history documented by a prestigious collection. Well done Steve. Zeb.

You have a good eye for the cavalry's stuff. This one is a U.R.13 offiziere schirmmutze Mod. 1910.

Dear Bruno, Yes, as always, you are right, in fact it is a holster for the Mauser Mod. 1910 or mod. 1914. I must say that the time machine that I myself designed and am testing works perfectly. Zeb

Wonderful example of a belgian super trio. I love the Rehine Elizabeth visor helmet. It's one of my target in the wanted list but elude me from many years. Zeb

The pickelhaube was adopted by the Kingdom of Hanover in 1849. This one is a Leib infanterie regiment helm.

Dear Frank, compliments are always very welcome, especially from a passionate collector and expert on German militaria like you. Grüße aus Italien. Zeb.