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On August 23, 1887, the English Parliament passed the Merchandise Marks Act 1887. This stipulated that the country of origin must be clearly stated on goods. Imported goods became recognizable to everyone.

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Very nice. The maker is Wilhelm Jaeger.

His fathers Grenadiermütze from 1869 is on storage in the Potsdammuseum.

Many of the items are from a reenactor who was also a collector. Unfortunately, he killed himself several years ago. The auction house added some descriptions yesterday. I hope to auction some of the uniforms from him. I knew him, the uniforms will fit me. The uniforms are all reproductions.

Same helmet some years ago in a book.

The best came last. On December 29th. Degentasche for enlisted men Regiment of the Gardes du Corps.

Sure Not HUR 8, they Had a Cypher one the Boards. Maybe Nr.16.

Wonderfull. This helmet, built in 1915, never had an eagle on top.

Yes, shape of the spike, green neckguard and the bulge on the backside. This bulge is on the 1867, but not at the 1889. I am a collector and reenactor. I know these helmets well.

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...