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    My last new entry...a Garde Fusilier Regiment Pickelhaube

    Giorgio Your GFR is truly fantastic example and well marked. Thank you for the pictures of the stamping and parts of the Pickelhaube. Best regards John
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    Finaly

    Kris, Very interesting and cool helmet! Thanks for the pictures of it. Best regards John
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    Bavarian EM Chevauleger

    Sanders, Looks like you have picked up a great looking OR unit marked helmet; it fits in nicely with your other Bavarian Pickelhauben. Thanks for sharing. Best regards John
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    EM helmet M1895 of the Infantry Regiment (1st Hanoverian) No. 74

    Sandy Thank you for sharing this wonderful addition to you collection. I appreciate the amount of information about the Pickelhaube’s specifications and photos. Best regards John
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    JR 93 Officer "Black Hole Sun"

    Brian, Thank you so very much for providing this tutorial on this helmet, the detailed pictures are fantastic. I look forward to seeing the finished product. Best regards, John
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    Prussian model 1915 helmet

    Very nice M15 and not often seen with unit marked. Congratulations Best regards John
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    Mecklenburg Officer JR 90

    Brian and Ron Thank you for the conversation on thread and needles. Best regards John
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    Hello from Saxony!

    Peter Welcome to the forum, folks here are always willing to provide feedback and advice. There is a wealth of information for you to go through as well. Best regards John
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    Identifying Pickelhaubes

    Good to know that they are firemen helmets. Thanks John
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    Mecklenburg Officer JR 90

    Brian Thank you for the tips, I was already wonder about using beeswax but didn’t think about moving the needle along the thread as you stitch the helmet. I’ve been using period thread. I will put your tips to work. Best regards John
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    Mecklenburg Officer JR 90

    Brian, I have been having problems with the thread breaking during stitching. What type of thread and needles do you use? Thanks John
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    Rear Spine Variations on Cruciform Spike Bases

    Brian Thank you again about the variations related to Pickelhaube construction. Best regards John
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    Lining repair

    Wojtek et al Thanks for some ideas to use to replace the wood strips in Private/Officers silk liners.The hi tack glue for repair the silk looks like a viable solution also. 👍🏻 Best regards John
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    High polish

    Bruno Wonderfully photographed and displayed Pickelhauben. Best regards John
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    Bavarian Day -- Photo Shoot

    Well layedout displays Best regards John
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    M1867 Tschapka Garde EM (and line regiment variant I already had)

    Michiel Thank you for posting you Tschapka and artwork showing it in period artwork of the Franco-Prussian War. Best regards John
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    M 95 Baden infantry.

    Unit marked OR Pickelhaube are my favorites. They provide a link back to the unit and its history.
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    M 95 Baden infantry.

    Great addition to your collection Coert. The book is a very good read also. Best regards John
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    Saxon Football 😉

    Fantastic thread, thanks for sharing. Best regards John
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    militracks, the biggest event with functioning german vehicles and tanks in the world

    Hi Michael Thank you for the pictures from this amazing event. Where does this event take place? Thanks John
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