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There was not only patina, but also gilding. This is now destroyed ! And that is very bad.

Oh my God....what have you done with the chin scales and the spike ?!?! Both parts are completely polished ! :-? The metal parts are different now. The gilding is now completely gone. This is not good. Best regards, Dragoner08

No these pieces were not for a doll. They were just decorations. Gruß Dragoner08

Wow...what a price ! Congratulations. Yes...KR2 or KR4 Gruß Dragoner08

Many Thanks. Greeting Dragoner08

Francis thank you for your help ! Here is another interesting photo. An officer's helmet with Mannschafts-Kokarden.

A wonderful piece! My Congratulations. Greeting Dragoner08

Wow...very nice ! Gruß Dragoner08

Hello 911, I do not know exactly. You could be right. Greeting Dragoner08

Hi Francis, thank you for send my pictures. That's very nice from you. But this is a model 1842. Best regards Gunnar

Thanks for the pictures. Absolutely fantastic ! Dragoner08

An extremely rare piece in fantastic condition. Can you adjust a picture from the inside ? Regards Dragoner08

The liners can be very different.

Do you wear the helmet for the original in all parts?

Hallo Francis, ich hatte noch nicht die Zeit es auszuprobieren. Mache ich aber noch. Ja das Stück hat auch ein Innenfutter. Gruß Dragoner08

Liner ? Sorry, my english is very bad. What is liner ? Regards Dragoner08

The helmet weighs 1550 grams. It is also the height of the helmet, which makes it very difficult to wear this piece. Regards Gunnar

The Kokarde is sitting on the wrong side. It belongs to the right.

Hello, Thank you for your kind words. Yes the emblem in the middle is hand-milled. The emblem is thus in its original version. It is not screwed, but fastened with leather wedges. The helmet is very large and heavy. It must have been very hard to keep it on the head. The eagle in this early...

Hello Brian, Thank you for your help. Best regards Gunnar