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I’d love to have one of those DR16 steins or glasses to go with my uniform.

Some more photos of Egon Max. He became a devoted Nazi and SA officer.

Jeff, you have exquisite taste.

I will post some photos when I get time.

One of the items I won in the auction. I also won a Feldgrau Pioniere officer's M15 visor cap and a Waffenrock for a Leutnant in FAR 29 -- both in superb condition. The shoulder boards were from Herzog Philipp von Wurttemberg as Chef and Generalleutnant a la suite for Ulanen-Regiment Konig Karl...

As a further follow up to my comments above regarding the Kube auction, the box was shipped, via DHL on 31 May. It went to Frankfurt and then aboard a Lufthansa flight to Miami. It was cleared by U.S. Customs and then turned over to the U.S. Postal Service. It finally arrived on 10 June. Cost of...

I just went through the July HH auction catalogue -- and missed that lot. Thanks for pointing this out, Steve.

Keep ‘em coming 👍🏻😊

Steve’s right. I do the same thing.

Thanks, Jeff. I do appreciate the comments.

Good news. Herr Kube shipped today and provided DHL tracking numbers.

Still no word on shipping or tracking numbers. Have members here received the items they won in the last auction? I’m now worried about getting them at all, after a large expenditure and bank transfer. No response to my request for info as of this morning (afternoon in Germany on a Friday)...

Well, still no information on shipping or tracking numbers. He informed me on 14 May that shipping would be via DHL -- not my first choice. He did acknowledge receipt of the bank transfer on 23 May after I asked if it had arrived. I made my latest request for tracking information -- which is...

I have found Collani in several places in the 1914-1918 Ranglist. The letters .a.D. appear after his rank in some listings. What does this mean?

Thank you, Glenn. So much appreciated.

This isn't Pickelhaube related, but like many Imperial collectors, my interests extend beyond headgear and one of my focuses is on Imperial German Army veteran organizations and their pins. Here is one for a monument dedication on 5 October 1924 for the 3. Garde-Feldartillerie Regiment. I have...

Alan, Many thanks. I just was not clear on what the “O” before “PLM” meant. All clear now. Just waiting to see what Regiment he was in during the last months of the war and if he survived.

Glenn, another question or two ... What Regiment was the Major in at the end of the war and did he survive? I do not know what OPLM means? I noted the file name for your photo was labeled GIR 7. Was this Grenadier Regiment Nr. 7? Or something else? Thanks again. Mike

Terrific photo and info. He aged a bit. Thanks for all the help. Mike

Many thanks!