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The seller used to put poor quality pictures which does not help to appreciate the way of fixation of the banner. It seems welded. I asked for better pictures, we will see its answer.

A fake without doubt. The markings for mecklemburg are either GR ou FR. It is a prussian helmet which was changed in a pseudo Mecklemburg. The cocade is modern.

yes some régiments used to have exclusive painted white marks like FR85 ou FR86 too

I can't see any marking. This helmet was greased. This action darkens the whole leather of the inside face.

The stamp I showed is from 1907, not 1914 (Kompanie stamp).

A very scarce artillery Pickelhaube !

I do not like the marking. Here for comparaison the marking of my JR 88, too from the III/JR88. Sharply different, there are two independants markings for the unit and the Bataillon (and a faded date 1907, between the two).

A picture without the Plate would be interesting. I wonder that the spike and baseplate could be in iron, not in nickelsilver which should be for a pionnier

A dream for lots collectors !

Great thanks !

I have just made the corrections

aiuscv, could you post a best picture on which I can the number overhead 1911. I see B but not the numer. Thanks

Hello I manage to find a very similar Uberzug. Most of the marks are the same. There is to a name, from the same Kompanie. For me, the GR 6 needs in 1911 some Uberzugs for some men of the 7/GR 6, probably volunteers (it could explain the name). They take Uberzug which were planned for the...

Nice !

And a Oldenburg reserve plate coming too from a taken helmet.

A reseve JR 94 wappen, coming from a helmet taken by a french cavalryman on the 11th september 1914 not far from Compiègne

A very nice Anhalt wappen

Hello Some other examples : A Reuss reserve wappen

Yes Philippe is a great collector but very humble

Very interesting story which explains why some kinds of helmets are "common" in USA, they come form german areas in which the US troops advance just after WWI (Tr B 8, FAR 44...)