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Small format books Volume I and II: together 96 pages. And extra illustration pages. -1954- and -1956-

Lousy binding problem solved on my copy!

Great reference!

Interesting pieces! Called: "Grenadiermütze" and "Wachstuch Überzug" -Mitre with oilcloth foulweather cover.

Some of my translations on Halen; 12th August 1914. -Great and important to understand that fight.

Rare as hen's teeth....

BJA: Bekleidungs Instandsetzungs Amt. XVIII... "CGR" Colbergisches Gren Regt Nr 9. Would have been 2.Armee Korps - Stettin. Strange...

More pictures?? Thx, Dank je! Francis

Ok! You have these?

German- -Volume I- Infanterie-Jäger-Schützen -Volume II- Kavallerie

Another one: French. 250 pages. By Christophe Guillemet. -Les Fantassins de la Grande Guerre- [The Infantrymen of the Great War] -Uniforms-weapons-equipment French - British - Russians - Belgians -Italians - Austrian-Hungarians - Portuguese - Turcs - Czech Legions etc... -90 % of the selection...

Interesting...Sad to read how they raided and scavenged this once magnificent collection.

Indeed...I remember the handwritten tag... In J-L. Larcade's Volume I; page 114: #12: ..."sa bombe est constituée de plusieurs quartiers cousus ensemble ce qui le donne un peu l'aspect d'un ballon de foot-ball"... "The shell of this helmet is made of several pieces of leather; stitched together...

Indeed. The collection lost its soul.

Excellent!

A 1959 bundle of drawings of all the Wappen: by Charles Friesé. -after he died his collection went to the city of Reims. And displayed in the Fort de la Pompelle. As we know. -Both Larcade Volumes show lots of pictures of the "Charles Friesé" headgear collection In fact: the Larcade books are a...

Top helmets! Thank you for sharing!

Ordered this one.

My dream. Drool-drool. Astrakan wool.