Hello fellow Imperials,

I’ve been offered this Imperial Prussian M15 Pickelhaube which is in a nice used condition (albeit for a missing liner tongue). I have a question regarding the rear visor which appears to have been re-attached at some point as a row of holes is visible above where it is stitched to the body of the helmet. Overall, the wear to the haube and rear neck guard appear to be commensurate with one another so I am wondering if it may be a depot replacement/repair or similar? I don’t see an issue stamp but assume it it there but hard to see due to the darkened leather.

Thanks for any advice regarding the rear neck guard.
Andy

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Hi, WW1 Austrian militaria from the last years of the war.

cheers Tony

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Got to love German efficiency note sizing, bad hair days? recently paid big bucks for this rarity!!!:p

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Oi, i am from Slovenia (Europe) and am total beginner about metal detecting…noob:D there area lot of ww2 sites, battlefields around my house and land, so i Will post my finds in future here. I Will have to wait some time because i really freezing here outside (winter) notcool
See you in short cool militaria

I know people have a lot of these but the excitement when you finally get your first one!

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I’ve acquired some WW2 German relics over the years and have finally decided to catalog them. But I’m running into difficulty identifying some of them and would appreciate any help that can be offered. Most of them were assembled on a piece of fabric with the words Marseilles 1944. Thanks in advance for your assistance,

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I’ve acquired some WW2 German relics over the years and have finally decided to catalog them. But I’m running into difficulty identifying some of them and would appreciate any help that can be offered. Most of them were assembled on a piece of fabric with the words Marseilles 1944. I’ll attach photos later. Thanks.