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I thought I could share this one with you. I have never seen that sort of Haube. :o Sorry, the seller's description is in french...

This is pretty cool ... but not the ancestor of smartphone... WW1 has seen the development of what we know as geo-phones as well as other "ground properties" surveys. These technologies were further developed after the war for oil exploration and subsurface analysis by companies such as...

BUT someone liked it :-k

Any red flags ? 8-[

Hi, not ebay, but I would however be most grateful if you could give me your opinion(s) on this belt... :-k http://www.leboncoin.fr/collection/745552843.htm?ca=12_s" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Awes Marke - was a fine maker. :D You can see some "control" pictures of maker's marks on Joe's reference page http://www.pickelhauben.net/articles/Helmet_Makers.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Pierre

:???: These are two porcelain dolls (only 12 cm) ; I found that quite interesting, and I never saw that before ... http://www.leboncoin.fr/collection/696628445.htm?ca=12_s" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; just wanted to share with you ! Pierre

Best regards to Tony ! Pierre

A bargain ! =D>

I like the grouping too ... =D>

Joe, My references are unfortunately in French but you will find quite a lot of pictures and plenty of information by following the provided links. :-x The first machine-gun would be a French - Saint Etienne Model 1907T (T for transformed) see...

thanks a lot! this is a great movie, an the "photograph" is really modern both in framing, timing and contrasts ... it was a real pleasure. =D> - my 16 years old daughter said "in fact nothing has changed since then!"

Yet another great learning opportunity . Thank you ! :thumb up:

Gorgeous =D> I like them dusty and smelly ... :P

Excellent =D> I was completely unaware of this "transition" to the Adrian ...

Excellent link - thank you :thumb up:

Even more, this is a VERY VERY good price ! I would go for it ... 8-)

superbe haube, as usual ... :thumb up:

Ahhrrr, plain luck !! :bravo: Beautiful.

I found this bad video on youtube, but it gives an idea about the "Fort de La Pompelle" museum for those (like me) who never visited it. No speech, just background music and some text (in French). Our beloved pickelhauben are filmed from minute 19:14 ! :lol: This is the collection "Charles...