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Post Your Kaiserreich (Imperial) Headgear!

Article about: by stonemint This would be my idea of a treasure chest: (credit:GMIC) aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaggggggggggggggggggggggggggg gggggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh !

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    Quote by stonemint View Post
    I realize this is a soft headgear forum, but this is interesting for the fact that it demonstrates the use of an Ersatz lining on a pre-war Pickelhaube--Depaheg was most likely the maker of the liner:
    This is a classic WARTIME helmet, with a fibre body and ersatz sweatband. The entire helmet was made by Depaheg. The Bavarian plate, sans laurels around the bandeau, is the wartime version...

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    Quote by Arran View Post
    This is a classic WARTIME helmet, with a fibre body and ersatz sweatband. The entire helmet was made by Depaheg. The Bavarian plate, sans laurels around the bandeau, is the wartime version...
    Arran, I stand corrected--fiber looks like leather in the pics.
    “Show me the regulation, and I’ll show you the exception.”

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    Well, let's keep looking, because although I've never encountered an ersatz sweatband in a pre-war pickelhaube, I'm pretty sure I've seen them in pre-war visor caps!

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    What's the link?

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    That's a great looking cap; good luck in your hunt. I'm hoping there will be some similiar caps at the SOS, with realistic prices ( !! ).

    BobS

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    Superb!

    I'm seriously considering selling all my TR items and starting over again with Imperial era instead.

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    Quote by BobS View Post
    Attachment 479080Attachment 479076Attachment 479079Picked up this officer's schirmutze for the Garde du Corps, or Kurassier Regt.nr.4, at the SOS. It's shape is a bit lower than some, so I am guessing it's from 1900-1910 or so.

    BobS
    Bob, terrific score--definately KR.
    “Show me the regulation, and I’ll show you the exception.”

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    Hi

    I'm a fan of KR caps as well..........come on board and get collecting before they all sell out !

    cheers

    Tony

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    Quote by stonemint View Post
    From my cross-town friend--a Pre 1908 Jager zu Pferde officer:
    A beautiful example.

    BobS

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    Regarding Imperial peaked caps, I believe that I can say with certainty that just about any any cap is within my 'affordability" range, save those attributed to royalty, etc. I certainly cannot say that about TR era caps, with some approaching, or exceeding $20,000.
    I enjoy the history associated with caps from both eras, but I will likely purchase, if fortunate, more Imperial headgear than that of the TR. I find the various colors of Imperial caps, especially cavalry caps, very attractive.
    Oh well, I guess the motto of the GardeKorps, "Suum Cuique", applies here as well. Thanks for your compliments.

    BobS

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