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Nice cap.

Hello. If you're agree to ship to Belgium I'll take it. Best regards, timp_be

Hello. Nice but a field artillery helmet will need a ball and not a spike? Best regards, timp_be

Hello. Sorry but personally, I don't like it. The guard shield is too big, paint looks to be apllied over a rusted shell. Best regards, timp_be

Thank you. I'm thinking... Best regards, timp_be

I wasn't aware of the sale... so I didn't buy anything. :) There were some very beautiful pieces that I could have been tempted by. That will be for another time. 😊

I would like some photos of the box, thank you. There are no makers markings or indications on the leather under the fabric lining?

Hello. No indications on the box? Best regards, timp_be

Hello. Thank you for the pictures. The helmet that was listed for sale on IMA-USA is poorly made. The one shown here is more realistic. We'd need to see the markings in full; I wonder if it's not the interior of an aviator's helmet. Perhaps these are "reconstructions" based on the...

This is indeed the helmet featured in the Heimdal book. I bought it on eBay Germany about fifteen years ago. Would it be possible to get more photos of the leather version? Thank you! timp_be

Hello and thank you for your comments. The helmet sold by IMA-USA is not the same model and, in my opinion, not German. If anyone has a photo of the one that was for sale at Der Rittmeister, please share, as I recall it wasn't the same model either. The outer headband, padded with horsehair...

Hello. I think this is one of the rarest German helmets from the First World War, the only one I know, a Model 18 for tank crew. Unfortunately, it no longer has its linner. Best regards, timp_be

Hello. For comparison here is a rabbi's schirmmütze. It is distinguished by the fact that it never wore a cross between the cockades. Best regards, timp_be

Hello. I´m interrested on the mod. 15. Can you send me pictures from the sides? What would be shipping fees for Belgium? Thank you & best regards, timp_be

Hello. According to the information I've been able to find, the Otto POSE company was located at Schlesische Straße 18 (Berlin SO 36) during World War I. It moved in the mid-1930s to Boxhagener Straße 16 (Berlin SO 34). Since the stamp indicates SO 34, this suggests a 1930s production date...

You're right but there are also the Hussaren Rgt 18, 19 and 20.

Thank you for your comments. If anyone has an idea of price... Best regards timp_be

Hello. For you it's a copy? Under black light there is no reaction, not even on the white mounting wires under the cannetille. I have no price idea... Best regards timp_be

Hello. I have this one but I don't know if it's an original one and if it's what you search... Best regards timp_be