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    Metal Picklehaub Help....

    Hi Guys, I got this all metal Bavarian Picklehaub, looks like it had chinscales at one time, maybe NCO?
    I heard these were made just in the year 1917, i do not know if this is true or not, so any help, information would greatly be appreciated.
    It's not dented at all, liner is intact, are these desirable?
    Thanks Again,
    Regards,
    Gary
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    Please let me know if more pics are needed
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      #3
      While totally clueless Gary I love your helmet.

      Check this out for hunting parts: http://www.pickelhaubes.com/forum/

      This one's similar to yours but leather: http://www.kaisersbunker.com/dunkelb...mets/dbh73.htm

      Here's the whole section on Bavaria: http://www.kaisersbunker.com/pt/bayern.htm

      Rick

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        #4
        Thanks Rick
        So i guess 1915?
        Anyone else care to help?
        Regards,
        Gary

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          #5
          Gary, compare to THIS example.

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            #6
            heres one i passed a month or two ago for 150.



            not sure the year, but almost the same, but needed help. I passed.

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              #7
              sorry about the siaze of photos , it wasnt taken by me.

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                #8
                Gary, the prototype of this helmet was send to the Kriegsministerium in 1914 by the company Gebr. Bing Nürnberg. Most of them are produced in 1915.
                The history of this helmet type, you can indeed find at Tony's site. He explains everything very well.
                Here you have some pics of this prototype. As you can see, there are no stamps inside, but the sealed cardboard label tells it all...

                Adler 1

                PS: sorry for the (bad) old pics, but I've no better ones at the moment...









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                  Thank You all, so if the company Bing made these with the same liner
                  attatchment, does that go for officers also?
                  Would my example be an officers or nco?
                  And if these were made mostly in 1915, any idea how many were made?
                  My last question, i know we don't like talking about is...value?
                  My Compliments on your site Tony
                  Regards,
                  Gary

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by RUHL13 View Post
                    Thank You all, so if the company Bing made these with the same liner
                    attatchment, does that go for officers also?
                    Would my example be an officers or nco?
                    And if these were made mostly in 1915, any idea how many were made?
                    My last question, i know we don't like talking about is...value?
                    My Compliments on your site Tony
                    Regards,
                    Gary
                    Your version is for an enlisted man.

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                      #11
                      Hello,

                      Bing was a Bavarian manufacturer of toys in sheet steel before the war in Nuremberg.
                      With the war, it was necessary to change production and he began producing mess tins, helmets, rucksack, trommel magazin for p 08...etc

                      Pictures of mine, the same of course....







                      But there are also the other models of helmets in sheet steel, made from 1914....the same than Juoneen







                      And a other models



                      regards

                      david

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                        #12
                        Thank You
                        Nice Picklehaben
                        Regards,
                        Gary

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