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Too bad that they were destroyed in a fire, a guy in Germany became frontpage news some years ago because he had an 88 mm FLAK and a Panthertank in his garage, I will look for the reference to share it

Wow, that is a cool find!, using metal detector?

I only bought a modest french officer kepi of the 93 regiment because that regiment fought near maissin, the town in the Belgian Ardennes where there is a beautiful cemetery of german and french soldiers fallen during the battle of the frontier in august 1914 (Nearby our holliday house)...

What a beautiful helmet!!!

What a beautiful uniform!!! Congratulations Sander!

very nice indeed

I’m in the Ardennes now, where I have a collection of figures of ww1 by Hachette, about 70 miniatures each was accompanied by a booklet with information on weapons and battles and uniforms , although not as detailed as those pictured above they are very nice and from all belingurent countries...

What a beautiful helmet, and a rare beast, thanks for sharing!

I also make miniatures of the WW1, I once bought a showcase at a flee market and constructed some minidiorama's in 1/32 scale to fill it.

the 115 Hessian Guard regiment was involved prior to the events in Verdun en bois de Caures in august 1914 in the battle of Maissin, part of the much bigger bataille des frontieres: and suffered huge casualties that day... The war cemetery in Maissin is beautiful, and mixed German and French...

at the moment I am in the Belgian Ardennes, (known for the battle of the bulge), but also place where the first Bataille des Ardennes was fought in august 1914, I frequently cycle to a war cemetery where both German and french soldiers are buried, (Maissin), at 30 km. I recently found out that...

And it has a very good provenance (!if you are sincere) and that helps a lot in these private purchase busbies

what a beauty!

good catch festwagner, otherwise I would have taken it. it nice and nicely marked originals don't show up every day,

I really like it, but don’t understand as ik came together as a set with matching numbers, why don’t you sell them together? Such a set really is something special and adds considerable to its value historically, whereas the pickle apart is ‘just another M15’ , could you offer the set for sale?

I don’t know, but what a beautiful wappen!!!!

Very nice Coert, love it!!!

Such a loose item with the saxon wappen may be difficult to sell, but can be extremely hard to find if needed, for example, the garde reiter sabel had also a attached coat of arms that was removed when reissued to an other military department, thus almost al sabel on the marked miss it, if found...

Well that’s a nice one!!! What a beauty!!! Congrats, I’m fond of cavalry! Only the plume has a bit strange form I think, and the special Leib garde husaren fangschnurr specific for this regiment, with the tassels seems to be missing ( like most of those busbies as welll as mine, my leidgarde...

good evening Some months ago I found schuppenketten to complete my saxon tschapka that had much to long yellow metal schuppenketten, (I posted it before with the much too long ketten, changed it for leather chinstrap, and recently to its current form with nicely matching convex schuppenketten...