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I would like to show you another small display group.

Grandson to Grandpa:"Dear Grandpa tell me about your adventures when you were young".

Thank you GardeUlan. I must say that your hand-painted, enameled officer's badge is a masterpiece of goldsmithing. Absolutely one of the most beautiful, in my opinion. Zeb

It's time to continue this story....from the beginning with this private garde jager tshako Apart the metal feldzeichen in Hannoverian yellow and white colours all the metal fittings are in white metal. Wonderful, in my opinion the emblem with the central St.George killing the drake and the...

And you did very well! Excellent cleaning job. It doesn't even look like the same Adler from the beginning of this thread. You managed to clean it without distorting it or removing the patina. Well done. Zeb

Welcom to the forum.🙌

Welcome on board Udo! Wonderful saxonian helmet's display. Congrats. Zeb

We have just discussed this helmet here: https://www.pickelhaubes.com/xf/threads/authentication-east-asian-ersatz-pickelhaube.21044/

The second one show an helmet of the Reichgendarmerie zu pferd marked R.G.18

I think the photos I'm going to post can help in understanding the topic discussed. The first one show an offizere helm mod.15 of a reichgendarmerie zu fuss.

And now a M1845/48 reserve helm fur a Jager or artillerie. Plume appears to be green which would be Jager but brass side supporrts make it artillery. Maybe wrong plume? Maybe faded plume? Artillerie wear red carrot plume.

Stunning group of hannoverian items from the J.B.10. The best of the best. Zeb

Stunning helmet with a wonderfull unit's stamp. Well done Bruno. The couple is terrific.

Forgive my bluntness. There are too many red flags on this helmet. The stamp does not match the standard stamps of the Asian Expeditionary Force units. I don't like the leather interior due to its characteristics. The entire body, given the type of materials used (especially the interior)...

Here is one of the cases where reality far surpasses fantasy.

Wonderful cavalry helm, in very good condition. Terrific the super elaborated officers' metal chin-strap. Congrats.

Yes Sir! Here it.

Today I'm showing you another old comrade I'm temporarily guarding. It's a model 1853 helmet from the city militia, the so-called "Burgerwehr". Despite its 175 years, the old man still looks sprightly and in pristine condition.

Uncommon manufacture's stamp. Wonderful helmet.

Mike and Steve: Keep an eye out for this friendly couple, and we're in for some great action... Zeb