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Great, I've been looking for this for a while, unfortunately it's very difficult to find, I think I'll have to be patient

Named to Officer Prussian 11th Uhlan Officer visor hat circa 1900.

Welcome, as far as I'm concerned you're in the right place, you can learn a lot here and if you have any problems or questions just ask them, there's a wealth of knowledge behind this forum

The white dial features a portrait of an Imperial Navy admiral

Ik ben net al deze teksten aan het doorlezen, zeer interessante info, dus als ik het goed begrijp zijn alle linten met zigzag letters goed uit die tijd Dus dat is een voorbeeld van een goed lint, neem ik aan

This arrived today, thank you very much, very pleased with this old pickelhaube, I now have a nice piece again Thank you alan

I'm wondering about that too, normally it should say GRGM and not Made in Germany, I showed it to a pocket watch collector and he said it's possible, I don't know, free is less than 100 dollars

Hello, I came across something, what would it be, fake or original? I have serious doubts because it says "made in Germany." Who else has this in their collection? What do people think of it? I think it's a red flag.

Hi Steve, I was one of the first and I'll click on it to buy it later, but I was looking at this Saxon Model 1915 Enlisted Infantry Pickelhaube. As I wrote, it went very quickly; within 3 minutes, three were already sold. I was also keen to buy this one, it's a nice item

very beautiful but I think that if they would tell what they have made, many more would be amazed by these beautiful pieces, unfortunately they are rarely seen in the market anymore

Hello Pickelhaube enthusiasts, I bought something from England and America a few weeks ago, to be honest, I have to admit that America is still cheap to import into Belgium (place of residence), for America I had to pay 44.50 euros in tax, so to speak, now for England I paid a lot more, namely...

this is the explanation given by the auction Dating: 1914 Origin: Prussia. Semi-rigid skull covered with sand-colored cloth (stains, wear, and age). Eagle-shaped frieze on the front, made of bronze-colored metal with traces of gilding. The point worked in the same way, on a disk-shaped base. Two...

Dating: 1914 Origin: Prussia. Semi-rigid skull covered with sand-colored cloth (stains, wear, and age). Eagle-shaped frieze on the front, made of bronze-colored metal with traces of gilding. The point worked in the same way, on a disk-shaped base. Two cockades. Leather chin straps also with wear...

Voila; I was just waiting and in less than 3 minutes, 2 were already sold. I think they set the timer to be the first. This is what they call a hobby, haha.

Hello, what Coert says is correct. I have already bought something, but you have to be a bit patient. It is not the case that he always travels to France, but I think patience is promised and the costs are also clearly a lot less.

yes Steve what you say is right there are more collectors but there are a lot of copies among them, and I find that so difficult, or a collection of 5 pickelhaubes, just be honest but well like with every hobby, if the money becomes more important than collecting we are far away, I have already...

apparently this doesn't work for Belgium on the PC

Hello enthusiasts, one must not forget that it goes all over the world, and then you also have people who know where they come from, if you have collected from the 60s, then it is almost 100% certain that these are pieces that have not yet been touched, also people who have enough money to buy...

Hello, that is correct what you write, Steve, but I regularly look at A & K, you also learn from them, the photos are very good and also the description, but do not forget I live in Europe and then there are some additional costs, or you have to wait until they come to France and ship from...

Hello dear enthusiasts, lately the sales of the beautiful pickelhaubes offered from Age of Kings have been going very fast, apparently there are people who wait until the minute the new pieces are opened, unfortunately I rarely have the chance to see the prices, let alone buy something, so there...