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Clyde R. I hope you are having a good time here on the forum and thank you for your donation.

Awesome examples!

Both visors removed and each shows glue residue along the stitch line. Scales removed and liner pulled out to access the stitch line...

Beautiful examples with a great History! My mother was an Edinburgh war bride, she met my father who served as mid upper Lancaster...

Rob, you are right on that comment. After I screwed up spacing, I had to remove all scales back to the first 3, then plug/glue to fill...

I do not know where the helmet was purchased. I am just assigned the job of fixing the visor stitching.

Yes Ron, that is my impression as well and I would appreciate any advice/alternate methods that you may have to contribute. The idea...

Thanks guys, sometimes I worry that you all get bored with these posts. I do get to handle some rare helmets and show how certain...

Sooooo many played with by kids and teenagers, worn for Halloween!! Scary to think, of how many rare pieces were destroyed as a result!

Yes Pete, perhaps never worn??

My next project is a Saxe Leib Garde officer helmet which needs both visors restitched. I won't bother to post the usual "progress...

I finished this scale last night. After gluing and left over night to dry. One must always check carefully that the thin backing...

William G. thank you for your donation, enjoy your membership here on the forum.

Today: Backing was dyed, cut out and glued. One has to be careful lining up each scale, you use the "shadow" of each scale to line...

Amazing historic photos which obviously explain why there are so many pickelhauben in the US!