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No doubt about it and by the look of the Germans in the background it's not looking like they will make afternoon tea. ;)

I would say that due to the total lack of detail in the pebbling, thickness of the chain links, thickness of the Anchor ect ect it is definitely not a type I or II. There were three types of these, and the third type was much different in every way, this one has a chance at being a III Type...

It shouldn't be hard to find you guys besides Age of Kings, Weitze and maybe a little on Regimentals tables you all may be the only other tables there with Quality Pickelhauben. This year with you guys also on the hunt, there should be about a 1% chance of finding anything good by the time they...

I'm all for someone making a perfect reproduction but I'm also for them putting their own makers mark or stamp on them to help keep the dishonest honest. Since 99.9% of all chinstraps are displayed on the Vorderschirm/Front Visor having a manufactures stamp on the reverse side of the leather...

I love it a lot of thought went into putting these items together also that's a very nice-looking rifle. Congratulations Steve (y) MFG John Josef

Hi Steve, Very nice review and thanks for sharing your research with us. Unfortunately, not everyone has the same good intensions as you do and will only correct any flaws that you mention with the intent to deceive for profit. Unfortunately, not everyone has the level of expertise needed...

My guess is that it's a plaque that was presented to a Leutnant of the Reserves Eckardt by the Oberst and Regiment Commander sorry I can't make out his signature clearly and I don't want to guess but I'm sure there are members here who have the unit history and could find the full names no...

Congratulations on your latest Helmet she looks to be in really beautiful condition. (y) MFG John Josef

It's also a first for me and very interesting and unique. (y) I didn't know it was for sale. I guess when Doug B Hutton talks people listen. ;)😂🤣

HOLY MOLY Doug :love::love: All that in one month that's just ridiculous :oops::oops: Would you like to make a tax-deductable donation to the John Josef War Room foundation. ;):ROFLMAO::LOL: It's just incredible what you're putting together(y)(y)(y) MFG John Josef

@Doug that's an awesome Killers poster. (y)(y) I had that one, but it had the staple holes in the corners. I will have to try and dig some of that old stuff out, sold the Killers 3/4 sleeve jersey t shirt to someone in Japan for 700 bucks about 20 years ago when we were cleaning out the Attic...

Nobody would know these blokes in the USA that's funny my friend. I saw Maiden open up for Priest in 1981 that's like three years before Aces High was even released. I was always a Paul Di'anno fan. ;)(y)

Doug my man you can't leave us hanging we have to know what that 80's poster is. My brother worked in a Record Bar store at the local mall back in the 80's I used to snag all the promo posters and still have them somewhere. ;):ROFLMAO:

Congratulations that has to be one of the best if not the best uses of an old shell ever and hear I thought using one of my old large shells as an umbrella stand was cool. Those devil heads and feel are just incredible.

Great find Alan Congratulations I'm always happy to see items out of the wild in their natural state. (y)(y) I'm sure whatever you choose to do with it will look great. MFG John Josef

WOW that looks awesome (y)

If you want to build and keep a reputation of trust there is no need to even be near such items.

Always nice to see another Bavarian on the forum and she looks good (y)(y)

I like the pairing of the items together what's not to love. Looks Great Tony (y) MFG John Josef

Wonderful picture, the date on one of the graves is 1924 so definitely post war. Any picture showing the M18 Ear cut out is a very interesting and pretty rare thanks for sharing. (y) MFG John Josef