Brian can you restore this one?

[J.LeBrasseur]

A challenge for you Brian

A little glue and tape maybe...

https://www.ebay.com/itm/WW1-GERMAN-SOLDIER-PRUSSIAN-PICKELHAUBE-HELMET-748-0118/282794366237?hash=item41d7db951d:g:z7kAAOSweZJaS9QA" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

James

 

[Neil Young]

I think you can bet that all of the parts are original, don't you think? :-k

 

[SkipperJohn]

You can fix anything with duct tape!

John

 

[Leone]

 

[brusik1]

 

[poniatowski]

$130!!!!????? :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: For what? a pair of buckles?

Ron

 

[Leone]

Needs to find out who it is and for what this price is. The seller is from my town.

 

[Jaap Verduijn]

It seems incomplete to me

 

[edwin]

Quite a challenge indeed

Regards,

Edwin

 

[b.loree]

Good luck Leone... way beyond my skills.

 

[Leone]

$130!!!!????? :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: For what? a pair of buckles?

Ron

And finally sold for 130 $. I meet this seller few days ago. He was shure to find buyer for this item. And he was right! Strangely...

 

[b.loree]

Yes very strange indeed, I cannot understand why someone would buy this

 

[Lars13]

If I would be interested in this particular regiment and area of deployment I would easily pay 130 USD for a battlefield find, especially with the number still visible on the remaining part of the cloth cover. My problem is more the fact that I have no way to know if this is a genuine battlefield find or something dug out of a grave. I've seen some pretty harrowing pictures on the internet where a body was taken out of a grave (i.e. a skeleton) just to get some militaria like identity disc, medals, etc. Not my kind of thing.

Regards, Lars