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It's amazing how they are still like that after all this time, it's unbelievable, although I don't know anything about it, I still think it's a beautiful piece, you don't see it very often here.

very nice complete helmet unfortunately it is far away and in Belgium it is the import and the tax that makes it difficult

So here we have the super piece from the Belgian headgear, namely the Reine Elisabeth helmet, which I have been looking for for 10 years, but have never come across before,

If you ever sell this helmet, I would be very interested because it is a Pickelhaube near where I live, so it is very valuable to me, don't forget it, thanks in advance.

Dear friends, like in Belgium and the Netherlands we have something like 2de hands en marktplaats there you can find something interesting for the hobby at any moment of time, also pickelhaubes and such, it does give something that search engine, still one always looks out and if you make a...

I would say beautiful craftsmanship, wow

the crazy man who asks and the foolish man who gives is the translator who writes so

oops apparently I recorded my text differently, that's not how I meant it I also know that very special helmets are quite expensive, but I mean that beginners don't think about these prices, by the way I also have beautiful pieces of value, everything has its value, as I always say, it's the...

that may be so, but you rarely come across these special pickelhaubes at auctions or ebay etc... unfortunately I don't know the prices of them, and honestly 6500 $ is still a lot of money I think, of course old collectors have already sold most of the pickelhaubes that you come across often...

Well, they are ready on the keyboard, luckily I don't have to worry so much, because those prices are not for me now, I'll pass on these very nice pickelhaubes, you can't buy everything I want, unfortunately good luck everyone, I would still like to see the prices

no one here can give more explanation about how you can see it from copy

Hello, I'm currently looking at these Stirnpanzers on this forum. It turns out they're all signed by the manufacturer. Is this really the case? I've held a few that make a high-pitched sound when I touch them and don't have any markings. Can anyone explain this to me?

You can do this by copying and pasting, but it is time-consuming.

here in the Netherlands a piece of an event from the region, this is called the Meetjesland (maybe it works with a translator) https://bel-memorial.org/books/eerste_wereldoorlog_in_het_meetjesland.pdf

Halo would be a top piece for me; it's strange how far some pickelhoubes have traveled. I live about 10km away, and I work in Aalter. Could you show me some photos of the pickelaube? I also know there were units in Tielt, Württemberg.

Hello, this is beautiful, I would also like to have this one from time to time. M 1915, which is actually often sought after here.

Are there any enthusiasts who have this book and possibly offer it for sale or where I can find it? Thank you very much.

I can understand it somewhere, but don't forget certain things, in the past they were indeed for every collector, now I think there are people who already own about 50 pieces and now want some rarer pieces and are willing to pay that price for them, but life is very different, the crisis hits...

I think these are all nice for my wardrobe, but unfortunately they are not so good for my wallet. I'll wait for some cheaper pieces here on the forum. Prussian Silver Garde Reserve Officers Pickelhaube to Parade Württemberg 13th Train Reserve Officers Pickelhaube Württemberg 26th Dragoon...

For beginners this is also a lesson I learned from, so always look carefully and if in doubt write it down here 👍