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    Hi Guys,

    I’ve been trying to find info on this helmet and the wood stretcher but I haven’t had much luck so I’m hoping you guys can offer some help. It belongs to a friend of mine and has been in his family for a long time. Unfortunately at some point in its life it was used as a flower pot. I assumed its Austro-Hungarian but I’m not so sure.

    I would also like to give him some idea of what each piece might be worth?

    Any help would be greatly appreciated.

    Thank You!
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    An unusual helmet. The FJI on the chest shield would tell me that it is Austrian (FJI for "Franz Joseph I"). A shame that it is heavily damaged. No clue to it's value in it's present state, but it certainly would be worth a fair price. The wood stretcher is simply just that-a stretcher to keep hats and such from shrinking with drying over time. You expand or contract it's size by twisting the post between the 2 half moon ends. I use one to this day to keep my fedora's in comfortable fitting condition. You can still buy them.
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    Austrian Policeman helmet. (A Civil Service Helmet.)

    Best Regards,

    Alan

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    Gentleman,

    Thank you both for your response.
    This is the info I need to continue researching it.

    Much appreciated!
    Kirby

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    Quote by ww1czechlegion View Post
    Austrian Policeman helmet. (A Civil Service Helmet.)

    Best Regards,

    Alan
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