Nice job on the CS!
Thanks Glenn. All I had was a pic on a book I had to go off of to make it. I normally display my haube with my regimental stein. But just had to pop it on Mr Bones I got for this past Halloween. If your friend who is selling has any Baden Cockards and you wouldn't mind sharing . I would greatly appreciate it
PM me and let me know.
Thanks again
Semper Fi
Phil
Last edited by AZPhil; 04-26-2017 at 06:48 AM.
PM sent, Phil.
Looks to me like most of you fellows just have one nice example for your militaria collections as I want
That's what I thought at first also but then the allure of nice officer chinstraps gets too much...
And if you're going to have a nice Dragoon Officer then you might as well have a nice Field Artillery Officer as well...
Then to break the monotony of leather helmets, a nice Kuraissier might fit the bill.
This can go on and on and I've so far managed to resist anything other than Prussian helmets!
The night crew guy who replaces me isn't going to be happy with all the drool on my keyboard!!!!
Those are beauties Glenn
Semper Fi
Phil
Real nice and great photos! They really sharpen up a display but I have will power. Plus I'm cheap, I don't like spending too much on more then one type of item, this way I can have a larger wide variety for a collection.
I'm still hoping to find a Bavarian officers pickel with silver mounts.
They're still out there but they cost about as much as my car.
gregM
Live to ride -- Ride to live
I was addicted to the "Hokey-Pokey" but I've turned
myself around.
I like the Bavarians too with their fluted spikes. I think for silver mounts you'd be talking pioneer?
Price-wise I find the imperial helmets to be great value compared to TR. I think my most expensive (the kuraissier) was still less than a decent DD M35. Even a General Staff lid with parade plume will be around $2200-2500. The holy grail (for me) is a GdK parade lid with the eagle or lion device on top and even then you're only getting up to nice SS lid prices.
Similar Threads
Bookmarks