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    Prussian 1st Guard Regiment of Foot – 1st and 2nd (Grenadier Battalions), Enlisted Man Parade Miter Model 1894. Named.

    Sad, as they could be great references for others. Thanks for the explanation Best regards John
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    Prussian 1st Guard Regiment of Foot – 1st and 2nd (Grenadier Battalions), Enlisted Man Parade Miter Model 1894. Named.

    Where are the pictures? Did someone remove them? Thanks John
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    DougB Collection

    Doug, Thank you for sharing you truly amazing collection and how you have displayed it. Your photography of your collection is truly inspiring. Best regards John
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    Jäger zu Pferde 2

    Peter You have provided an excellent JzP display. Thank you for your time and effort to put together this excellent collection. Best regards John
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    Is the Prussian wappen scepter always cut out?

    Thank you for the information on a unique way to attach a wappen to a helmet. Best regards John
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    Is the Prussian wappen scepter always cut out?

    Is it possible to see the inside of cuirassier helmets to see the inside attachment of the wappen? Thanks for sharing you in advance. Best regards John
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    Is the Prussian wappen scepter always cut out?

    You bring up a good question. I did a quick check of my Prussian wappen and found that all the pre-war wappen have very good detail cut out of the septers's eagle/adler. However, my M15 and Erzats Pickelhauben three have cut out scepter's eagle/adler are well defined and two have similar excess...
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    WITHDRAWN

    I can speak from personal experience that Randy stands behind every thing he sells at AoK. Best regards John
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    DR 23 Officer Helmet With Bravery Star

    As always great work on the part of Brian! And a fabulous group of pickelhauben as well. Best regards John
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    CREATION OF A NEW SHOWCASE ( NEW PICTURE)

    Fantastic update and other techniques of displaying helmets. Best regards John
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    OFFICER OLDEMBOURG

    Very nice addition to a sharp display. Thanks for the very professional pictures and display. Best regards John
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    Kaiser Franz Regiment KFR pickelhaube

    Sate, Welcome to the forum. Yes, you have a salty but still comply correct Pickelhaube, it looks like it still has some of its markings on the back visor. Thanks for sharing. Best regards John
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    JzP officers cap with owner’s initial

    Charles, You have a very fine addation to your collection. Are there any online officer's lists who served in Jäger zu Pferde units? It may be worth a try. Good luck. Best regards, John
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    JustinG collection

    Justin Very nice badges and medals. The Sturm unit badges are favorite, thank you for the great pictures. Best regards John
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    Jäger zu Pferde M 1915

    Mike, Very nice JzP.. Are there any unit markings on the helmet? Thanks for sharing. Best regards John
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    Baden helmet with unique spike securing method

    Amy Very cool addition to your superb collection! Can you show me how the chin scales and lugs attach to helmet? Thank you in advance. Best regards, John
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    All matching Mauser 71/84 dated 1888

    Dane Very nice condition and a wonderful addition to your collection. Thanks for posting. Best regards John
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    Qing Dynasty Militia Vest Circa ~1890

    I find it amazing that the 100 plus years that these items survived many conflicts and turmoils and are still around. Thank you for sharing. Best regards John
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    M15 Württemberg OR Pickelhaube

    Thank you all for the kind words. I have a bit of luck in recent years. In part this is due to this forum’s information. Best regards John
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    Stunning finish on this Jager Zu Pferde

    Very nice pickup for someone.
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