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It is possible that it's just a different maker or maybe the photos just aren't the greatest. Either way I agree that I see no sense in the construction of the boards.

I had noticed that it was similar to the airship cypher but as I stated earlier the cypher on the board appears to have a bit more flair and slightly different design on the L than the one from germandaggers.

I was able to scrape away some of the old glue/ paper on the back of this one.

Thank you for that information! It is also named on the inside to a man named kammermüller. I was hoping he'd be easy to track down but it's not proving to be very easy.

We will see how long it lasts.

This is the uniform it is on.

I agree I have seen those styles of pips on beamte shoulder boards and on judiciary style uniforms.

Good evening gentlemen, I was digging around online ans came across this board on a uniform that I cannot identify, it looks similar to the luftschiff cypher but seems to have more flair on the L than what I've seen and also seems to have rank pips that I believe would belong to someone that...

The wear on the boards is identical to the uniform itself.

Absolutely, anything that can help just ask, I'm sure the wide variety of individuals on the forum here can offer whatever help you'd need!

The navy has allowed 1 inch by 1 inch neck tattoos and the female sailors can do just about whatever they want. I'd love to be able to grow my beard out.

Very nice!

Very nice! I only have one uniform that can support a lanyard but it has a small hook instead of a button and I'm guessing by the size of the threads it was definitely a button. Would you happen to have any idea as to why there would be buttons on both sides? There are threads on the outer edge...

Could some of the members who have uniforms with marksman lanyards post photos of the style of buttons that are used to secure them please? The boards have just arrived in the mail and I plan on starting my work on them soon but would like to have that marksman lanyard button attached before the...

You hate to see them in this shape, especially with a nice fusiliers mark on the inside. https://www.ebay.com/itm/266755514346?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=fQ_ZY3w-RRe&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=2LlBwktURh2&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

It is a very clean train abteilung helmet. I had considered snagging that one myself!

There has been some very interesting updates on the information of this card, I'd like to give credit to the individuals that found it on a different forum so I will post the link here. Hopefully that is allowed. https://gmic.co.uk/topic/82350-garde-pioneer-flamethrower/

I'm thinking I'll just let it go if it goes too much higher, I want a nice match to put my pistol and holster on. I appreciate the expertise and I'm on the same page thinking that the liner has been replaced. I'll just have to keep my eyes out.

Very impressive!

Clovis makes a good point, M15 wurttemberg plates are quite scarce and you could remove it and sell it or keep it on the helmet and maintain its integrity as a souvenir piece. Similar to how people will take pins and other insignia off of hate belts and capture holsters. Personally I think it...