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The only way to work these is to cut and transfer patches. There is the possibility of this being just a pile of trash but I think it would be worth the challenge. I am still needing someone to accept the shipping.

I could defiantly bid on this unfortunately the guy wont ship to the states. Can any of you international guys help me out with the shipping ? Thanks in advance. Matthew

Happy New Year guys. May it be better than how it started.

These helms are beauties . I have the first book on German steel helmets ( I forgot the German authors name ) and he describes the square dip. But I never saw what he was talking about Sorry for my ignorants but makes these a square dip ?

Merry Christmas guys from New Orleans.

You can shape the rear visor trim quite easily if you can't find an original. You use a nylon/plastic hammer and tap it on a piece of wood to get the desired shape. Go easy on the tapping.

I have not seen any. Unless they were made of canvas over cork.

A diamond in the rough. Lucky score on this rare one.

The chinstrap has the double-tongued scales throughout. It should alternate 2 tongues then 3 and so on.

I have watched most of the videos. Everybody almost to a person skips the spikes. I wish there was an Imperial collector who would make a video on one or any of these shows.

It is shiny

Great piece. I won one off of ebay a few years back with a tin top. Unfortunately the tin top was a repo but the rest of the helm is original. Th Bavarian plate has a blueish tint to it.

Very nice and rare piece. Were did you pick up such a thing ?

Very intricate. A great find !

I missed this. That is very interesting!

Very nice !

That is one impressive helmet.

Nice felt family. Thanks for sharing.

I am with the others. I have never seen a felt like this. Great find and thanks for sharing.

Very rare pics indeed. I wonder what other states wore these helms ? That would be another branch on the pickelhaube tree ! Thanks for posting.