I'm starting to like it more. Need more time seeing/ understanding the issues noted about the interior dome/paint. Hard to see on a cell ohone
"Please", Thank You" and proper manners appreciated
My greatest fear is that one day I will die and my wife will sell my guns for what I told her I paid for them
"Don't tell me these are investments if you never intend to sell anything" (Quote: Wife)
Thank you ShapedSteel - these closeup photos are much better. I would really love to see what it looks like outside in early morning or later afternoon light particularly the interior.
Hi ShapedSteel, I’d suggest posting to the Warrelics Forum to get a wider variety of opinions and they also have a large number of WW1 helmet collectors in their group. They have a group devoted solely to Imperial German steel helmets with hundreds of pictures and I would like to see what they say. Regarding the photos - hi res, low light (I.e. no glare) images are best.
Cheers,
Andrew
My opinion remains the same on it... from what I can see from the pictures it still looks a good helmet. Although I always will be a believer of 'in-hand' inspection to be sure. I would never make a purchase on photographic evidence alone - unless of course there was a cast-iron guarantee of a full refund if it turned out to be wrong. Funnily enough, my daughter and her husband were here last night to check through some of my collection and we had a bit of a discussion on collecting. With no prompting from me, she said: 'How on earth can you tell if something is real if you can't hold it and look at it?'
Cheers,
Steve
Meant German Helmet Walhalla!
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