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busbies are so differnt. I had the pleasure of seeing several collection of officers over a few years. Many still in their traveling cases. the thing that was so obvious after being pointed out was every one was different. some taller, shorter, differnt furs but even the insides of the later...

I have one, nearly exactly the same as yours with the brass showing through. It It is stamped like yours. It is also the exact same shape too. It's said that it has been cut down from an earlier high crown example.

Woops! I just looked with my Glasses. without them I saw GK. I apologise.

"The eagle looks dodgy"? Well to be more kind and precise, it's out of place. It should be a Garde eagle. It's pretending to be a 6th Kurassier.

It's really lovely.

was this ever sold?

You should consider sending files of these to amazon so people could order them for themselves.

can you explain what you mean here?

Ive been looking for If so please let me know your price.a saxon off's one. is this for sale?

I've been looking for a saxon off's

Yes the buyer paid quite a lot of money but this lovely Jaeger zu Pherde helmet was produced by Awes Marke, one of the finest makers. The mame is often seen in the best officers Pickelhauben but rare on metal helmets. It still has its complete lining. The aluminum rivets are very easy to remove...

sorry for asking but if the helmet is a replica, the liner seems to fit. So why would you want to find a liner that fits?

Thanks everyone for your help. Im sure it's not my imagination but I also remember seeing a collection of several Mecklenburg generals helmets some time ago on Facebook and I'm sure this showed helmets bearing the generals plates but fittings also in yellow metal. I no longer have time to use...

Yes, thanks. this is the exact helmets we were talking about. But I distinctly rememer reading that the A la suite helmet had yellow metal fittings. I'm not trying to win an argument or prove my friend wrong. I just want to be sure I didn't imagine I read it.

a buddy of mine were looking over his collection and the discussion came on to Mecklenburg Helmets. Generals helmets to be precise. I remembered reading, somewhere that Mecklenburg generals helmets wore white metal fittings and the Mecklenburg A la suite officers wore yellow metal fittings. The...

try soaking it in hot water. They may just seperate by themselves, if not, use a sliver of wood to gently prise it off. wood won't damage the paint.

Congratulations. What ‘s the regiment. The spike and base are white and the spine doesn’t have the two round head brads? I can’t find a reference to it.