My latest: J.A. Bowman. "The Pickelhaube"

[Peter B]

Hey Joe good to see you here!

Doug B from Edmonton!

Same. Peter B from Kingston.

 

[dosty]

Here’s another excellent reference. In French. Lots of detail, plenty of photos, and discussion of reproductions and fakes.

 

[John Josef]

Here’s another excellent reference. In French. Lots of detail, plenty of photos, and discussion of reproductions and fakes.
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Thats one of my personal favorites it's one of the books like our friend Johans that I really just enjoy flipping through.

 

[JPT]

Thats one of my personal favorites it's one of the books like our friend Johans that I really just enjoy flipping through.

all excellent but never complete. I think you need to create your own documentation model by model, state by state, etc.

 

[stuka f]

Here is one I seldom see being mentioned, but I use it a lot.
It quiet complete in text and description, not in pictures. Although it still shows a lot of helmets.

 

[Steve Nick]

Here is one I seldom see being mentioned, but I use it a lot.
It quiet complete in text and description, not in pictures. Although it still shows a lot of helmets.

Yes. I also use this a lot.

It's very good for quick identification of the army's headdress as of the pre-war period.

 

[John Josef]

all excellent but never complete. I think you need to create your own documentation model by model, state by state, etc.

You may be correct in building files with many more examples, photos and information lifted from the internet but I'm old fashioned I guess and still really enjoy actually having and enjoying physical books.