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A few additions to the theme: Husaren-Regiment Fürst Blücher von Wahlstatt (Pommersches) Nr.5 senior NCO (left - wool band) and officer (right - black velvet band). The officer is especially interesting, being a very lightweight riding cap with a foldable visor, almost no internal structure...

Thanks Steve! I see HH is taking a second stab at Jim T's collection too. That feldgrau HR17 Schirmmütze is crazy rare.

My thoughts exactly!

Wow - just beautiful, Thierry! That exact regiment and configuration is high on my want list (I like the OYV/Fahnrich helmets). AoK has a nice one, but a little too dented on top for me. Your is a is a gorgeous example! Thanks for sharing.

Beautiful helmet Amy! Like Sander - it's on my dream list. 😺

Holy cow Dave - what a jaw-dropping collection! Just beautiful.

Sorry to hear that Amy - hope you are almost out of the woods, and feel better soon!

Oh my - a glorious display Sander. Thanks for sharing!

Awesome image Bob!

Wow - beautiful display Sander! And maybe share more of your HR17 case? 😺

Oh that's beautiful Steve! Thanks for sharing.

Beautiful! I'll have to add those to my list...

If anyone has the results from Mr. Kube's most recent auction that they'd be inclined to share, I'd greatly appreciate it. : ) Very curious where some of that stuff landed...

I do indeed! Thanks for bringing it stateside Steve. 😺

What a fascinating thread - thanks!

The book is outstanding, especially where details of construction are concerned for all Imperial German wartime headgear! The Uniformes image is very small - can you confirm the issue # and date? I'd love to find the full article.

Tony, sadly this is the only bit I have - shared with me by another collector. But our friend Khukri may have the issue details.

Oh, well spotted! That explains a lot.

What a breathtaking lineup Steve - thanks for sharing!

I agree with Sander - the TK looks like a later, post-war version, and the general construction of the cap feels like the 1920's or so. Uniformes once did an interesting little piece re: the Danziger TKs that I find helpful.